Controlling Reproduction
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Because birth control has been construed chiefly as a female responsibility, Controlling Reproduction stresses the centrality of gender in the history of reproduction and explores how and why reproduction-as a biological, social, and economic function-became a gender-assigned issue. Controlling Reproduction also includes some of the most significant debates currently guiding the study of reproduction. Students will find this work a powerful, enlightening source on women's issues and the history of birth control in the United States.
Because birth control has been construed chiefly as a female responsibility, Controlling Reproduction stresses the centrality of gender in the history of reproduction and explores how and why reproduction-as a biological, social, and economic function-became a gender-assigned issue. Controlling Reproduction also includes some of the most significant debates currently guiding the study of reproduction. Students will find this work a powerful, enlightening source on women's issues and the history of birth control in the United States.
Chapter 1 I Birth Control and Abortion in Early America
Chapter 2 IIThe Medicalization of Reproduction
Chapter 3 III Fertility Control in Nineteenth-Century America
Chapter 4 IV Regulating Reproduction
Chapter 5 V Birth Control Revolution: Reproductive Freedom or Social Control?
Chapter 6 VI Reproductive Rights
Chapter 7 VII The Political Economy of Birth Control