THE CRIMINALIZATION OF A WOMAN'S BODYPDF电子书下载

Introduction&Clarice Feinman 1

Abortion Approval as a Ritual of Symbolic Control&Delila Amir Orly Biniamin 5

Introduction 6

Conceptual Framework: Power/Knowledge and Social Control 7

Methodology 10

Findings 12

Discussion 16

Decriminalization or Legalization? The Abortion Debate in Italy&Tamar Pitch 27

The History 28

The Contemporary Debate 33

Conclusions 38

Unwanted Pregnancy, Due Process of Law and Justice White&Sarah Slavin 41

Introduction 41

The Thornburgh Case 42

Justice White's Thornburgh Dissent 43

Due Process of Law in Justice White's Dissent 44

Discussion 49

Contract Motherhood: Social Practice in Social Context&Mary Gibson 55

Introduction 56

Social Context 60

Exploitation 69

Commodification 74

Alienation 78

Autonomy 81

Conclusion 84

Surrogate Motherhood and the Morality of Care&Michael Dahlem 101

The Morality of Care 102

Judicial Responses 104

Legislative Response 109

Public Policy and the Morality of Care 109

Conclusion 116

Prenatal Harm as Child Abuse?&Joan C. Callahan James W. Knight 127

Introduction 128

Prenatal Personhood: A Matter of Decision Rather Than Discovery 129

Legal Actions for Prenatal Injury 132

Protecting Future Persons 135

The Fetus as Patient 140

Direct Interference with Pregnant Women and the Analogy to Pediatric Cases 141

Legal Sanctions for Women Who Cause Prenatal Harm? 145

Conclusion 148

Punishment and Welfare: Crack Cocaine and the Regulation of Mothering&Lisa Maher 157

Introduction 158

Controlling Women: Theory 160

Controlling Women: Court Decisions 165

The Veil of Foetal Rights: A Kinder, Gentler Control? 170

The Juridogenic Power of Law 172

Juridogenic for Whom and How? 174

Conclusion 181

Women and Fetus: The Social Construction of Conflict&Wendy Chavkin 193

Mothers and Children, Drugs and Crack: Reactions to Maternal Drug Dependency&Drew Humphries John Dawson Valerie Cronin Phyllis Keating Chris Wisniewski Jennine Eichfeld 203

Maternal Drug Use and Cocaine-Exposed Children 205

Criminalization, Drug Trafficking and Child Abuse 208

Medicalization: Reporting Child Abuse 211

Treatment: From Limited Options to One-Stop Shops 214

Conclusion 217