Možev šiv

medicinsko nasilje in sodobne percepcije ženskosti

Teja Kosi (Author), Aljoša Pužar (Mentor)

Abstract

Namen diplomskega dela je sestaviti opisni zemljevid postopka poimenovanega možev šiv, ki reflektira načine, kako se v "objektivni" medicini ohranja patriarhalna ideologija. V prvem delu se pojasni in reflektira postopek ter kakšno mesto zavzema znotraj "medicinskega", "aktivno vodenega" poroda, ob bok pa se mu postavi epiziotomijo. V drugem delu pa naloga s pomočjo zgodb sestavi in teoretizira tri idealnotipske oblike postopka, ki jih združuje osrediščenost okrog nasilja. Medtem ko prvi dve obliki padeta v neposredno patriarhalno nasilje, kjer ključno vlogo zavzemata figuri moža in zdravnika, pa se v tretji kaže ponotranjeno nasilje, ki se ga v nadaljevanju razvozla s koncepti patriarhalne estetike, seksualnega užitka, lutkizacije in izbire. Na podlagi tega se pojasni postfeministično ironijo in razmisli o sodobnih percepcijah ženskosti. V zaključku naloge se opozori na nasilnost skrbi in panopticiziranega doma.

Keywords

možev šiv;medicinsko nasilje;patriarhat;sodobne percepcije ženskosti;Ženske študije;Ženskost;Medicina;Nasilje;Diplomska dela;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2020
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UL FDV - Faculty of Social Sciences
Publisher:	[T. Kosi]
UDC:	305:61(043.2)
COBISS:	31071747
Views:	512
Downloads:	212
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	The husband stitch: medical violence and contemporary perceptions of femininity
Secondary abstract:	The thesis attempts to create a cognitive map of the procedure called the husband stitch, reflecting the ways in which patriarchal ideology is still preserved in "objective" medicine. The first part presents and reflects the procedure as well as the place it occupies within a "medical", "actively guided" birth, while an episiotomy is placed next to it. The second part, with the help of the womenʹs stories, presents and theocratizes three ideal-type forms of procedure, which are united by the focus around the violence. While the first two forms fall under direct patriarchal violence, where the key role is played by the figures of husband and doctor, the third shows internalized violence, which is further deciphered through the concepts of patriarchal aesthetics, sexual pleasure, dollification and choice. Based on this, furthermore we explain postfeminist irony and contemporary perceptions of femininity. In the conclusion attention is drawn to the violence of caring and a panopticized home.
Secondary keywords:	the husband stitch;medical violence;patriarchy;contemporary perceptions of femininity;Women's studies;Femininity;Medicine;Violence;Graduate theses;
Type (COBISS):	Bachelor thesis/paper
Study programme:	0
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE):	1970-01-01
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Ljubljani, Fak. za družbene vede
Pages:	49 str.
ID:	12038923