2004
DOI: 10.1080/0816464042000278981
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'Relational, and strange': A preliminary foray into a project to queer breastfeeding

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“…The book is categorized by the publisher, Graywolf Press, as "Memoir/Criticism," merging genres that are often considered disparate. 5 The exception to the general dearth of scholarship on the physical experience of mothering is the body of work that explores the sexuality of breastfeeding (Bartlett 2005, Giles 2004, Dettwyler 2017). 6 Though O'Reilly contends that motherhood and mothering has historically been left out of academic feminism, it is important to note that in their writings primarily from the late-1980s to the 1990s, social reproduction theorists such as Barbara Laslett, Johanna Brenner, and Nona Y. Glazer have focused on the intersections of gender and labour (including motherwork), and the relationship to social reproduction.…”
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“…The book is categorized by the publisher, Graywolf Press, as "Memoir/Criticism," merging genres that are often considered disparate. 5 The exception to the general dearth of scholarship on the physical experience of mothering is the body of work that explores the sexuality of breastfeeding (Bartlett 2005, Giles 2004, Dettwyler 2017). 6 Though O'Reilly contends that motherhood and mothering has historically been left out of academic feminism, it is important to note that in their writings primarily from the late-1980s to the 1990s, social reproduction theorists such as Barbara Laslett, Johanna Brenner, and Nona Y. Glazer have focused on the intersections of gender and labour (including motherwork), and the relationship to social reproduction.…”
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“…Pojęcie 'queering' wywodzi się z badań queer, w których dotyczy ono praktyk (re)apropriacji przedstawień i narracji głównego nurtu, które otwierają je na odmienne przyjemności. Z tego powodu karmienie piersią, stanowiące odejście od rozpoznawalnej normalności poprzez stworzenie (współ)zależności, nieautonomii ciała i odmiennego -diadycznego -ucieleśnienia, w którym przyjemność jest nieprzystawalna do matrycy heteronormatywnej, a za nim niektóre laktywistyczne 'transgresje' można również uznać za przypadki queerowania (macierzyńskiej) reprezentacji (Giles 2004(Giles , 2015Boon, Pentney 2015). Analogicznym konceptem, wywodzącym się z crip studies jest 'cripping'praktyka, która "wywracając reprezentacje i praktyki mainstreamowe ujawnia ich bezrefleksyjne pojmowanie sprawności i wykluczające efekty", co pozwala na "obnażenie arbitralnego rozgraniczenia między normalnym i wadliwym" (Sandahl 2003: 37).…”
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“…However, most debates on employment and the newly maternal, breastfeeding body take place outside the arena of management studies. Generally speaking, considerations of breastfeeding and employment may be found in journals relating to health and medicine, sociology, health geography and women's and cultural studies (Bailey and Pain 2001; Earle 2002; Galtry 1997; Gatrell 2007b; Giles 2004; Guendelman et al . 2009; Hausman 2004; Murphy 2003; Ortiz et al .…”
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“…Women who do breastfeed at work are likely to find that health advice about the benefits of breastfeeding beyond the first year is ignored by employers (if they are aware of it at all) and that the obligation is on employees (rather than employers) to make space and time for this: ‘It is up to you to work out where to pump, where to chill and store your milk and how to schedule work breaks that coincide with let‐down times’ (Boswell‐Penc and Boyer 2007, p. 561). Few employers are seen to offer breast‐pumping or feeding breaks and few offer a suitable space for breastfeeding infants or expressing milk (Giles 2004; Hausman 2004). Thus, mothers without private office accommodation who try to combine paid work with breastfeeding are required either to leave workplace premises to breastfeed or to express milk in the lavatory (Gatrell 2007b).…”
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