L’invention du « faire famille » du côté de l’enfant en situation de co-homoparentalité

Gratton, Emmanuel

doi:10.3917/dia.215.0021

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“…These are, for example, families with 2 mothers or 2 fathers, or 1 mother and 2 fathers, and so on, where these persons share child care. 51 , 52 …”

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“…These are, for example, families with 2 mothers or 2 fathers, or 1 mother and 2 fathers, and so on, where these persons share child care. 51,52 Therefore, we as the providers of medical services should be prepared for this fact and should abandon the idea of one and only traditional heterosexual model. We shall be ready to provide lesbians and other members of sexual minorities with adequate help, advice, and subsequent care.…”

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Desire for Parenthood and Associated Trends in Czech Lesbian Women

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Introduction Worldwide, there are more lesbians who chose to have children in the context of a same-sex relationship than ever before. The Czech studies focusing on this issue, including the analysis of methods of conception, are limited. Aim We aimed to examine the changes over time in the desire of Czech lesbian women for children and to analyze their chosen methods of conception. Methods We analyzed retrospectively the personal history of lesbian patients who visited our clinic in the period from 2009 to 2017. Our sample (n = 318) was divided into 2 groups: Group A – our patients between 2009 and 2013, whereas group B comprised our patients from 2013 to 2017. Main outcome measures The outcome of this study is comparing groups A and B, regarding factors associated to parenthood, such as desire to have a child and preferences in methods of conception. Results We compared group A and group B and obtained the following results: The percentage of homosexual women who did not desire to have a child decreased (22.5% vs 15.6%). Regarding the changes in the preferences in methods of conception among group A and group B, the findings are as follows: a child from a previous relationship (31.2% vs 27.4%), clinically assisted reproduction with an anonymous donor (19.6% vs 30.1%), home intrauterine insemmination with a known donor (24.6% vs 19.2%), clinically assisted reproduction with a known donor (13.1% vs 9.6%), coitus outside the relationship for the purpose of a child conception (9.8% vs 5.5%), home intrauterine insemmination by sperm from an anonymous donor (1.6% vs 4.1%), assisted reproduction performed abroad was selected only in group B (2.7%). Conclusions We confirm that the percentage of Czech lesbians who have a child or want to have a child has increased and that several variables regarding the desire for parenthood in the Czech lesbian community are changing over time (eg, methods of conception) mostly in concordance with other Western European countries. Turcan P, Prochazka M, Prochazka P, et al. Desire for Parenthood and Associated Trends in Czech Lesbian Women. Sex Med 2020;8:650–659.

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“…These are, for example, families with 2 mothers or 2 fathers, or 1 mother and 2 fathers, and so on, where these persons share child care. 51 , 52 …”

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Desire for Parenthood and Associated Trends in Czech Lesbian Women

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“…Bien que le donneur ne soit pas systématiquement associé à un tiers contribuant au montage imaginaire de la conception de l'enfant ou à la dimension 121). L'enfant différencie la filiation instituée de la filiation affective (Gratton, 2017, Veuillet-Combier, 2017. Il s'appuie sur sa double inscription filiative et sur la La transmission de la fonction paternelle prend donc assise sur les éléments de la réalité autour des origines de l'enfant.…”

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“…L'intervention d'un « autre-biologique » (Ehrensaft, 2010(Ehrensaft, , p.1101 (génogramme ou libre réalisation de l'arbre généalogique). Aussi, il différencie la filiation instituée de la filiation affective (Gratton, 2017, Veuillet-Combier, 2017.…”

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Opérationnalisation et transmission de la fonction paternelle dans la parentalité lesbienne : la PMA pour devenir mères

Bapst

2020

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“…Over the last few years, this focus has led to a substantial number of publications seeking to understand the experience of parenthood among homosexual adults (Ducousso‐Lacaze 2004, 2014; Ducousso‐Lacaze and Grihom 2010; Gratton 2008; Naziri 2010; Naziri and Feld‐Elzon 2012). Within the framework of the DEVHOM programme, such research has concerned both children and family ties in homoparental families and has already led to two publications (Ducousso‐Lacaze and Grihom 2017; Gratton 2017) that partly concur with Moget and Wolff (2015), although they tend to focus more exclusively on the child's perspective.…”

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Becoming a boy in a homoparental situation: a psychoanalytic approach

Ducousso‐Lacaze¹,

Grihom²,

Atani³

2020

Int Social Sci J

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SummaryThis article examines a case of gay parenting analysed in the context of a collective, interdisciplinary research project funded by the French National Research Agency (Agence Nationale de la Recherche). Its authors use a clinical psychoanalytical approach, applying this methodology to the single case study of a lesbian couple and their son, who was eight and half years old at the time of the research project. The clinical data were gathered using several techniques: interviews with the parents and the completion of a family tree, a projective test, and a game with the child. The analysis, drawing on psychoanalytical conceptual frameworks, describes how belonging and difference are both constructed and transmitted along family lines. Data obtained relating to the mothers reveal how the relationship within the couple is articulated with Oedipal configurations, ancestral history and representations of the sperm donor that interact with intrapsychic conflicts and the differences they promote, including those along the lines of gender. Analysis of the data produced with the child suggest that he uses these situations to create a representation of his place within the successive generations in his family, his own gender identity and his fantasies spun out around the identity of the sperm donor.

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L’invention du « faire famille » du côté de l’enfant en situation de co-homoparentalité

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Desire for Parenthood and Associated Trends in Czech Lesbian Women

Desire for Parenthood and Associated Trends in Czech Lesbian Women

Opérationnalisation et transmission de la fonction paternelle dans la parentalité lesbienne : la PMA pour devenir mères

Becoming a boy in a homoparental situation: a psychoanalytic approach

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