Prioritizing women's choices, consent, and bodily autonomy: From a continuum of violence to women-centric reproductive care

O’Brien, Cheryl; Newport, Morgan

doi:10.1016/j.socscimed.2023.116110

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“…The concept of Reproductive Justice is directly related to the song "W.I.T.C.H.," and this theory is further discussed in the section "My Body, My Choice." This theory can serve as a basis for comprehending the concept of Bodily Autonomy, signifying that one's body belongs to oneself emphasizing individual ownership and agency over one's own body (O'Brien & Newport, 2023). Bodily Autonomy, as Christian (2023) asserts, places agency squarely in the hands of the individual, advocating for self-autonomy.…”

Section: Reproductive Justicementioning

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The Rise of the Modern Witch: Analyzing Devon Cole’s ‘W.I.T.C.H.’ in Feminist Discourse

Orias

2023

womensconf

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This scholarly investigation critically examines Devon Cole’s song, “W.I.T.C.H.,” within the framework of feminist discourse and its implications for women’s autonomy over their bodies. The study pursues two primary objectives: firstly, it examines Cole’s lyrical portrayal of witches as emblematic of “Women In Total Control of Herself,” and secondly, it assesses the resonance of these lyrics with established feminist theories, particularly within the context of Reproductive Justice. This inquiry is contemporarily situated amidst pivotal developments such as the 2022 Roe vs. Wade decision reversal and the emergence of stringent anti-abortion legislation. The enduring symbol of the witch has consistently persisted as a representation of feminist resistance, retaining its relevance in contemporary popular culture. Artists like Cole strategically leverage feminist theories to infuse their creative works with social commentary, thereby facilitating the dissemination of gender-related concerns. By employing the witch symbol, Cole and her contemporaries actively challenge prevailing societal norms, engendering meaningful dialogues on issues pertaining to women’s rights and autonomy. In sum, this paper illuminates the focal point of its analysis, Devon Cole’s “W.I.T.C.H.,” within the broader context of feminist theory. It underscores the significance of the feminist reinterpretation of the witch archetype and its pertinence to contemporary gender-related matters while also acknowledging the broader sociopolitical backdrop against which this discourse unfolds.

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Section: Reproductive Justicementioning

confidence: 99%

The Rise of the Modern Witch: Analyzing Devon Cole’s ‘W.I.T.C.H.’ in Feminist Discourse

Orias

2023

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Cesarean Section: Medical, Social and Moral and Ethical Factors

Omarova,

Sultanova,

Aimbetova

et al. 2024

Salud, Ciencia y Tecnología

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Introduction: a cesarean section (C-section) is a surgical procedure used to deliver a baby through incisions in the abdomen and uterus. It is a common procedure, but it carries various medical, social, moral, and ethical considerations.Objective: to evaluate medical, social, moral, and ethical factors related to cesarean sections.Method: conducted a descriptive cross-sectional study on 100 pregnant women undergoing cesarean sections using nonrandom purposive sampling. Data (quantitative and qualitative) collected through a pretested questionnaire, analyzed with SPSS 26 and Atlas.ti.Results: significant associations were found in age (p=0,033), education (p=0,043), socioeconomic status (p=0,046), and BMI (p=0,048). Obstetric factors, including parity (p=0,033), delivery place (p=0,035), child weight at birth (p=0,000), and major indications for CS (p=0,048), demonstrated substantial impact. Ethical considerations showed significant associations with maternal autonomy (P=0,040), medical necessity (P=0,038), resource allocation (P=0,038), bonding impact (P=0,037), unnecessary interventions (P=0,033), reproductive autonomy (P=0,046), cultural sensitivity (P=0,028), and provider accountability (P=0,042).Conclusions: study emphasizes tailored maternal care, reveals sociodemographic, obstetric influences, intricate ethical dimensions

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Prioritizing women's choices, consent, and bodily autonomy: From a continuum of violence to women-centric reproductive care

Cited by 2 publications

References 40 publications

The Rise of the Modern Witch: Analyzing Devon Cole’s ‘W.I.T.C.H.’ in Feminist Discourse

The Rise of the Modern Witch: Analyzing Devon Cole’s ‘W.I.T.C.H.’ in Feminist Discourse

Cesarean Section: Medical, Social and Moral and Ethical Factors

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