Giving Breastmilk Body Ethhics and Contemporary Breastfeeding Practise

Introduction Mapping the Ethics and Politics of Contemporary Breastmilk Exchange: An Introduction - Alison Bartlett and Rhonda Shaw Part I: Making Milk The Breast Pump - Cindy Stearns The Ideological Work of Infant Feeding - Denise A. Copelton, Rebecca McGee, Andrew Coco, Isis Shanbaky, Timothy Riley ?Breast is Best? and Other Messages of Breastfeeding Promotion - Annette Beasley The Lactating Body and Conflicting Ideals of Sexuality, Motherhood and Self - Monica Campo Receiving and Enjoying Milk: What Breastfeeding Means to Children - Karleen Gribble Part II: Sharing Milk Perspectives on Ethics and Human Milk Banking - Rhonda Shaw The Story of the Mothers? Milk Bank of New England (MMBNE) - Naomi Bromberg Bar-Yam Comparing Sharing and Banking Milk: Issues of Gift Exchange and Community in the Sudan and Ireland - Tanya M. Cassidy and Abdullahi El-Tom Going with the Flow: Contemporary Discourses of Donor Breastmilk Use and Breastmilk in a Neonatal Intensive Care Setting - Carol Bartle Wet-nursing, Milk Banks, and Black Markets: The Political Economy of Giving Breastmilk in Canada in the 20th and 21st century - Tasnim Nathoo and Aleck Ostry Part III: Milk Politics Breastfeeding And HIV/AIDS: Critical Gaps And Dangerous Intersections - Penny Van Esterik From Maternal Love to Toxic Exposure: State Interpretations of Breastfeeding Mothers in the Child Welfare System - Jennifer A. Reich Risk and Culture Revisited: Breastfeeding and the 2002 West Nile Virus Scare in the United States - Bernice L. Hausman Part IV: Milk Theory Giving Breastmilk as Being-with - Karen McBride-Henry and Rhonda Shaw Breastfeeding Envy: Unresolved Patriarchal Envy and the Obstruction of Physiologically-Based Nursing Patterns - Keren Epstein-Gilboa Breastfeeding and Time: In Search of a Language for Pleasure and Agency - Alison Bartlett From ?Gift of Loss? to Self Care: The Significance of Induced Lactation in Takashi Miike?s Visitor Q - Fiona Giles