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Arney, William Ray

Power and the Profession of Obstetrics

The University of Chicago Press, 1982

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Year of publication
1982
ISBN
0226027287
Place of printing
Chicago, IL, U.S.A.
Author
Arney, William Ray
Publishers
The University of Chicago Press
Size
8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall
Edition
F First Edition
Keyword
OBSTETRICS MEDICAL GYNECOLOGY Arney, William Ray Power and the Profession of Obstetrics Obstetrics, Social Aspects Practice Midwives Physician and Patient Power 290, pages. Most extant histories of obstetrics have been written by, the profession - and stress the continuity and benefits of, professional development - or by its critics, who stress the political maneuvering that eliminated the, traditional female midwife in favor of a "medicalizing" of, pregnancy and childbirth disadvantageous to women. In this, controversial work, a third history of obstetrics is presented that is in the, history of Michel Foucault's "histories that are not history.", He uses the archive of the profession to expose and elaborate, the deployment of obstetrical power in the post World War II, period. Usual library markings. Front endpaper missing. Average, wear. Few light pencil markings else clean. Binding intact. Good, working copy. Medicine
Binding description
H Hardcover
State of preservation
Fair
Languages
English
Binding
Hardcover
First edition
Yes

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290 pages. Most extant histories of obstetrics have been written by the profession - and stress the continuity and benefits of professional development - or by its critics, who stress the political maneuvering that eliminated the traditional female midwife in favor of a "medicalizing" of pregnancy and childbirth disadvantageous to women. In this controversial work, a third history of obstetrics is presented that is in the history of Michel Foucault's "histories that are not history." He uses the archive of the profession to expose and elaborate the deployment of obstetrical power in the post World War II period. Usual library markings with only a rubber stamp to the top edge visible externally. Front endpaper missing. Moderate wear. Few light pencil markings else clean. Binding intact. Good working copy. Book
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