Feminist phenomenology and medicine / edited by Kristin Zeiler and Lisa Folkmarson Käll.
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- 出版： Albany : SUNY Press 2014.
- 主題： Women--Health and hygiene--Social aspects. , Medicine--Philosophy. , Feminist theory. , Feminism--Health aspects. , Medical care--Sex differences. , Phenomenological psychology. , Philosophy, Medical. , Feminism. , Women's Health. , Self Concept. , Sex Factors. , Feminism--Health aspects. , Feminist theory. , Medical care--Sex differences. , Medicine--Philosophy. , Phenomenological psychology. , Women--Health and hygiene--Social aspects.
- ISBN： 978-1-4384-5006-3 (pbk.) :: USD32.95 、 1-4384-5006-0 (pbk.) 、 1-4384-5007-9 (hbk.) 、 978-1-4384-5007-0 (hbk.)
- 書目註：Includes bibliographical references and index.
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- 系統號： 005274391 | 機讀編目格式
館藏資訊
Phenomenological insights into health issues relating to bodily self-experience, normality and deviance, self-alienation, and objectification.
摘要註
Situated at the intersection of phenomenology of medicine and feminst phenomenology, this volume provides insights into medical practices such as surgical operations, organ transplants, dentistry, midwifery, and psychiatry. The contributors make clear the relevance of feminist phenomenology to the fields of medicine and health by highlighting difference, vulnerability, and volatility as central dimensions of human experience rather than deviations. It also further vitalizes the field of phenomonology by bringing it into conversation with a range of different materials - including case studies, fiction, and other forms of narrative - and shedding new light on issues like bodily self-experience, normality and deviance, self-alienation, and objectification. The volume's focus on concrete experience develops and sharpens the methodological tools and conceptual framework of phenomenology and makes it an excellent resource for scholars, students, and medical practitioners alike. -- from back cover.
內容註
Why feminist phenomenology and medicine? / Lisa Folkmarson Käll and Kristin Zeiler -- The illness experience : a feminist phenomenological perspective / Linda Fisher -- Visceral phenomenology : organ transplantation, identity, and bioethics / Margrit Shildrick -- Communal pushing : childbirth and intersubjectivity / Sarah LaChance Adams and Paul Burcher -- Phenomenology, cosmetic surgery, and complicity / Erik Malmqvist -- Uncosmetic surgeries in an age of normativity / Gail Weiss -- "BIID"? Queer (dis)orientations and the phenomenology of "home" / Nikki Sullivan -- Sexed embodiment in atypical pubertal development : intersubjectivity, excorporation, and the importance of making space for difference / Kristin Zeiler and Lisa Guntram -- Reassigning ambiguity : intersex, biomedicine, and the question of harm / Ellen K. Feder -- Feminism, phenomenology, and hormones / Lanei M. Rodemeyer -- The body uncanny : alienation, illness, and anorexia nervosa / Fredrik Svenaeus -- Toward a phenomenology of disfigurement / Jenny Slatman and Gili Yaron -- "She's research!" Exposure, epistemophilia, and ethical perception through Mike Nichols' Wit / Lisa Folkmarson Kèall -- Anaesthetics of existence / Cressida J. Heyes -- Wandering in the unhomelike : chronic depression, inequality, and the recovery imperative / Abby Wilkerson