“Doubly Mother”: Heterologous Artificial Insemination Between Biological and Social Parenthood: A Single Case Study

Tamanza, Giancarlo; Facchin, Federica; Francini, Federica; Ravani, Silvia; Gennari, María Luisa; Mannino, Giuseppe

doi:10.1080/02604027.2019.1654769

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“…Subsequently, the calculation system was constructed in order to obtain an analytical measurement method (for each dimension/axe) and a summary of the total family generativity considered. Over time, the instrument has been used to investigate different domains of family relationships, both with reference to different stages of the life cycle (Tamanza et al, 2016;Tamanza et al, 2019) and considering different clinical intervention contexts LIKE… (Molgora et al, 2014;Ranieri et al, 2016;. The application of the CGI to these different objects and contexts has confirmed the usability of the instrument in its structure and sequence of items and, at the same time, its adaptability about how it is applied.…”

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The Clinical Generational Interview. An instrument for family assessment

Tamanza,

Gennari

2024

Front. Psychol.

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Interviews are the privileged tool for carrying out qualitative research and clinical assessments on family relationships. Nevertheless, there are limited examples of interviews in clinical and psychosocial literature that are explicitly aimed at the evaluation of relational-family constructs. This paper presents the essential characteristics of the Clinical Generational Interview (CGI): an original tool for investigating and evaluating family relationships, that aims to combine the complexity of the subject being studied with the systematic and rigorous approach. It was created according to the following criteria: a flexible qualitative approach, the production and relational reading of information, intersubjective measurability and control of the inferential/interpretative process, and clinical use. Although it is organized in a structured and well-defined form and provides a precise system for encoding information, it is not a test, nor an algorithm that can be used in a mechanically diagnostic sense; it is a very versatile psychological tool that can be used in two different areas: the first is related to clinical research on family and couple relationships, the second to relational assessments. The contribution illustrates the path of construction and elaboration of the instrument, considering first of all its theoretical foundations and the constructs derived from them and around which the set of items is organized. The criteria for coding and analyzing the information thus produced and the different possible areas of application are then described. Finally, the theoretical and methodological characteristics of the instrument are also considered in relation to the main interviews in the literature in order to highlight differential particularities.

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The Clinical Generational Interview. An instrument for family assessment

Tamanza,

Gennari

2024

Front. Psychol.

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Mapping Ethical, Legal, and Social Implications (ELSI) of gamete donation

Alon,

Cassou,

Golan

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J Assist Reprod Genet

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Queer kinship: Experiences of double-motherhood in Brazil

2023

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A survey was conducted with nine Brazilian cisgender, non-heterosexual women who are mothers, with the aim of understanding the challenges faced by double-motherhood in Brazil. Nine interviews and one focus group were conducted online and asynchronously through WhatsApp. The data was transcribed and subjected to thematic analysis. The findings revealed four categories: IC as a form of resistance; violence and LGBTphobia against queer motherhood; the invisibility of queer motherhood in relation to the state; and queer subjectivity. This research concludes that double-motherhood can be seen as a form of resistance, as the mothers use technologies, such as home insemination.

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“Doubly Mother”: Heterologous Artificial Insemination Between Biological and Social Parenthood: A Single Case Study

Cited by 3 publications

References 35 publications

The Clinical Generational Interview. An instrument for family assessment

The Clinical Generational Interview. An instrument for family assessment

Mapping Ethical, Legal, and Social Implications (ELSI) of gamete donation

Queer kinship: Experiences of double-motherhood in Brazil

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