| Título: | Que le sang coule! : des femmes et leur expérience des menstruations |
| Autores: | Bessaïh, Nesrine |
| Fecha: | 2003 |
| Publicador: | McGill University |
| Fuente: |
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| Tipo: | Electronic Thesis or Dissertation |
| Tema: | Menstruation -- Social aspects |
| Descripción: | This research is concerned with menstruation as it is experienced and presented by women involved in feminist groups in Montreal. Biomedical discourse hegemony in the production of a discourse on women's body has been sometimes reinforced and sometimes questioned by feminist movements. The interviews reveal that despite the impact of feminist discourses, women's experience seems deeply influenced by biomedical and hygienist discourses and by negative stereotypes commonly found in society at large. Feminist discourses allow these women to open spaces of freedom and criticism in their practices and thoughts regarding menstruation. |
| Idioma: | fr |
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