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How has the contraceptive pill developed in Germany from a politicized to a normalized technology? The author examines a wide range of historical discourses on the pill in the FRG from 1958 to 1989 and analyzes how the pill, as a material objectivation, helped shape social power relations, standardi...

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Main Author: Hartmann, Kris Vera (auth)
Format: Electronic Book Chapter
Published: Leverkusen Verlag Barbara Budrich 2021
Subjects:
Gender studies: women
contraception;Geburtenkontrolle;Anti-Baby-Pille;birth control;contraceptive pill;Pille;Frauenbewegung;women's movement;neo malthusianism;Neomalthusianismus;bio politics;Biopolitik;Biomacht;discourse analysis;dipositive analysis;Diskursanalyse;Dispositivanalyse;fordism;Fordismus;postfordism;Regulationsansatz
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Summary:How has the contraceptive pill developed in Germany from a politicized to a normalized technology? The author examines a wide range of historical discourses on the pill in the FRG from 1958 to 1989 and analyzes how the pill, as a material objectivation, helped shape social power relations, standardization efforts, and ideas of emancipation.
Wie hat sich die Anti-Baby-Pille in Deutschland von einer politisierten zu einer normalisierten Technik entwickelt? Die Autorin untersucht vielfältige historische Diskurse um die Pille in der BRD von 1958 bis 1989 und analysiert, wie die Pille als materielle Objektivation in gesellschaftliche Machtverhältnisse, Normierungsbestrebungen sowie Emanzipationsvorstellungen verstrickt war.
Physical Description:1 electronic resource (240 p.)
ISBN:96665020
9783966650205
Access:Open Access

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