دانلود کتاب Fertile Ground: Exploring Reproduction in Canada

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Cover\nCopyright\nContents\nTables and Figures\nAbbreviations\nAcknowledgments\nForeword\nIntroduction\nPart One The Politics of Experience\n 1 Exploring How Women Think Aboutand Make Their Reproductive Choices: A Generational Approach\n 2 IVF Policy and the Stratification of Reproduction in Canada\n 3 Stratified Reproduction: Making the Case for Butch Lesbians’, Transmen’s, and Genderqueer Individuals’ Experiences in British Columbia\n 4 Reproducing Inequality and Identity: An Intersectional Analysis of Maternal Health Preferences\nPart Two The State of Reproduction\n 5 Quebec’s Constitutional Challenge to the Assisted Human Reproduction Act: Overlooking Women’s Reproductive Autonomy?\n 6 On Reproductive Citizenship: Thinking about Social Rights and Assisted Reproduction in Canada\n 7 Deinstitutionalizing Pregnancy and Birth: Alternative Childbirth and the New Scalar Politics of Reproduction\n 8 With Breast Intentions: Breastfeeding Policy in Canada\n 9 Doctor Knows Best: The Illusion of Reproductive Freedom in Canada\nPart Three The Discursive Politics of Reproduction: Subjectivity, Discourse, and Power\n 10 Girl Power and the Pill: Unpacking Web-based Marketing for Alesse and Yasmin\n 11 Promoting Breastfeeding, Solving Social Problems: Exploring State Involvement in Breastfeeding\n 12 Care of the Self: An Alternative Way to Understand Breastfeeding\n 13 Indigenous Body as Contaminated Site? Examining Struggles for Reproductive Justice in Aamjiwnaang\nConclusion\nContributors\nIndex