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It Hurts Down There

Name: It Hurts Down There
Brand: SUNY Press
SKU: 40147356
Price: 56.59 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Christine Labuski
ISBN: 9781438458878

The Bodily Imaginaries of Female Genital Pain

Christine Labuski

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 40147356

Casa editrice SUNY Press, agosto 2015

How does a woman describe a part of her body that much of society teaches her to never discuss? It H... Descrizione completa

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How does a woman describe a part of her body that much of society teaches her to never discuss? It Hurts Down There analyzes the largest known set of qualitative research data about vulvar pain conditions. It tells the story of one hundred women who struggled with this dilemma as they sought treatment for chronic and unexplained vulvar pain. Christine Labuski argues that the medical condition of vulvar pain cannot be adequately understood without exposing and interrogating cultural attitudes about female genitalia. The author's dual positioning as cultural anthropologist and former nurse practitioner strengthens her argument that discourses about "e;healthy"e; vulvas naturalize and reproduce heteronormative associations between genitalia, sex, and gender.