2018
DOI: 10.3917/gen.111.0030
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Avant que l’enfant paraisse

Abstract: L’analyse qualitative de la grossesse de femmes de milieu populaire permet d’éclairer les dynamiques de classe et de genre relatives à l’avant naissance. Intervenant dans un quotidien structuré par les rapports sociaux, les grossesses jouent le rôle de révélateur de ces rapports. La socialisation de classe, la dynamique de genre au sein du couple, articulée à la subordination dans le rapport salarial, produisent une réaffirmation de la position dominée de ces femmes lors de la grossesse. Leur assignation au ma… Show more

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“…In parallel, pregnancy represents a transitory period where bodies and mothers are susceptible to various forms and extents of social policing (Barcelos, 2014). Health-enhancing recommendations may, for example, be framed in moral terms with regard to mothering (McCallum & Holland, 2018; Wigginton & Lee, 2013) or be more prescriptive when addressed to marginalized women as has been shown in reproductive care contexts in France (Boulet, 2018; Camus & Oria, 2011; Nacu, 2011). Such findings underline the importance of considering how multiple othering processes – related to gender, class, race or corpulence – intersect with each other in discourses regarding health-enhancing behaviours during pregnancy and how these are connected with moral discourses and recommendations regarding health care of the maternal body.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In parallel, pregnancy represents a transitory period where bodies and mothers are susceptible to various forms and extents of social policing (Barcelos, 2014). Health-enhancing recommendations may, for example, be framed in moral terms with regard to mothering (McCallum & Holland, 2018; Wigginton & Lee, 2013) or be more prescriptive when addressed to marginalized women as has been shown in reproductive care contexts in France (Boulet, 2018; Camus & Oria, 2011; Nacu, 2011). Such findings underline the importance of considering how multiple othering processes – related to gender, class, race or corpulence – intersect with each other in discourses regarding health-enhancing behaviours during pregnancy and how these are connected with moral discourses and recommendations regarding health care of the maternal body.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%