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Placenta Wit: Mothers Stories, Rituals and Research by Jordan, Nane
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- Artikelzustand
- Binding
- Paperback
- Product Group
- Book
- Type
- Textbook
- Language
- English
- Publication Name
- Demeter Press
- ISBN
- 9781772581072
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Publisher
Demeter Press
ISBN-10
1772581070
ISBN-13
9781772581072
eBay Product ID (ePID)
24050409138
Product Key Features
Number of Pages
231 Pages
Publication Name
Placenta Wit: Mothers Stories, Rituals and Research
Language
English
Publication Year
2017
Subject
Parenting / Motherhood, Pregnancy & Childbirth, Customs & Traditions, Perinatology & Neonatology
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Family & Relationships, Social Science, Health & Fitness, Medical
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.6 in
Item Weight
14.3 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in
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Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
LCCN
2017-416380
Dewey Edition
23
Reviews
?Nané Jordan?s anthology, Placenta Wit, is completely fresh and original; the concept of ?placental thinking? is striking and the essays are compelling?intelligent and persuasive. The book reads like the unfolding of a profound mystery, but with absolutely fascinating scientific evidence and support material. There is much wisdom and spirituality in these expositions!??VICKI NOBLE, author of Shakti Woman: Feeling Our Fire, Healing Our World, andThe Double Goddess: Women Sharing Power?Placenta Wit merges theory and practice from a diversity of cultures and perspectives, to champion this primal organ that cries out from implantation and critical birthing moments to its re-emergence in transition rituals ? for respect and ethical human decision-making. Sound evidence evolves from the lived experience of mothers, midwives, and holistic health practitioners, harmonizing the placenta?s molecular, genetic, and symbolic endowments, to deftly challenge the patriarchal, often dismissive metaphors and rituals of the biomedical model. These life-affirming and culturally sensitive metaphors and practices for the care and disposition of the placenta, which together effect the relational human beings that we shall become, will stay with practitioners and scholars long after their first reading of Placenta Wit.??DOROTHY LANDER, Arts-in-Health Researcher, Antigonish, Nova Scotia
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
392.1/2
Table Of Content
Placenta Wit: Mother Stories, Rituals, and Researchedited by Nané JordanDemeter PressTable of ContentsIntroductionNané JordanPLACENTERRE I1.Placenta Consumption: Fourth-Trimester Energy Force and Source of EmpowermentJonelle Myers2.Beyond the Birth Room: Building a Placenta-Positive CultureAmy Stenzel3.Slightly Inappropriate, but Really BrilliantNicole Link-Troen4.?I?m just going to give you the injection for the placenta?:Active Management of the Third Stage and the Myth of Informed ConsentAlys Einion5.?Placental Waste?: Wild Boys, Blood-Clot Boys, and Long-Teeth BoysBarbara Alice Mann6.Discourses of Love and Loss: The Placenta at HomeEmily BurnsArtful PausePhotographic artwork by Jodi Selander and Catherine MoellerPLACENTERRE II7.A Medal for BirthMolly Remer8.Planting our PlacentasFarah Mahrukh Coomi Shroff9.Circling the Red TentAlison Bastien10.Hélène Cixous: Matrix WritrixMarie-Dominique Garnier11.The Amazing PlacentaThe Placenta?s Behavioural and Structural PeculiaritiesAmyel Garnaoui12.Placental Thinking: The Gift of Maternal RootsNané JordanArtful PauseArtwork by Amanda Greavette and Nané JordanPLACENTERRE III13.Bledsung of the Placenta: Women?s Blood Power at the Sacred Roots of EconomicsPolly Wood14.A Placenta by any Other NameValerie Borek15.?Baby?s Life is in the Placenta Only?: Hearing Dais? Voices in IndiaJanet Chawla16.Placenta Wit and Chick Lit:A Close Textual Analysis of ?The Lost Journals of Sylvia Plath? by Kimberly KnutsenJudy E. Battaglia17.Snakes, Berries and Bears: A Father?s Placenta StoryChris Cordoni
Synopsis
Placenta Wit is an interdisciplinary anthology of stories, rituals, and research that explores mothers' contemporary and traditional uses of the human afterbirth. Authors inspire, provoke and highlight diverse understandings of the placenta and its role in mothers' creative life-giving. Through medicalization of childbirth, many North American mothers do not have access to their babies' placentas, nor would many think to. Placentas are often considered to be medical property, and/ or viewed as the refuse of birth. Yet there is now greater understanding of motherand baby-centred birth care, in which careful treatment of the placenta and cord can play an integral role. In reclaiming birth at home and in clinical settings, mothers are choosing to keep their placentas. There is a revival, and survival, of family and community rituals with the placenta and umbilical cord, including burying, art making, and consuming for therapeutic use. Claiming and honouring the placenta may play a vital role in understanding the sacredness of birth and the gift of life that mothers bring. Placenta Wit gathers narrative accounts, scholarly essays, creative pieces and artwork from this emergence of placental interests and uses. This collection includes understandings from birth cultures and communities such as home-birth, hospital-birth, midwifery, doula, Indigenous, and feminist perspectives. Once lost, now found, Placenta Wit authors capably handle and care for this wise organ at the roots of motherhood, and life itself., Placenta Wit is an interdisciplinary anthology of stories, rituals, and research that explores mothers? contemporary and traditional uses of the human afterbirth. Authors inspire, provoke and highlight diverse understandings of the placenta and its role in mothers? creative life-giving. Through medicalization of childbirth, many North American mothers do not have access to their babies? placentas, nor would many think to. Placentas are often considered to be medical property, and/ or viewed as the refuse of birth. Yet there is now greater understanding of motherand baby-centred birth care, in which careful treatment of the placenta and cord can play an integral role. In reclaiming birth at home and in clinical settings, mothers are choosing to keep their placentas. There is a revival, and survival, of family and community rituals with the placenta and umbilical cord, including burying, art making, and consuming for therapeutic use. Claiming and honouring the placenta may play a vital role in understanding the sacredness of birth and the gift of life that mothers bring. Placenta Wit gathers narrative accounts, scholarly essays, creative pieces and artwork from this emergence of placental interests and uses. This collection includes understandings from birth cultures and communities such as home-birth, hospital-birth, midwifery, doula, Indigenous, and feminist perspectives. Once lost, now found, Placenta Wit authors capably handle and care for this wise organ at the roots of motherhood, and life itself.
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GT2460.P63 2017
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