Proyecto editorial de la Revista de Estudios de Género: La ventana

Verea, Cristina Palomar; Reynoso, Dolores Rivera

doi:10.1590/s0104-026x2004000300008

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“…However, it is not always possible to establish a causal relationship. It is in these cases, although not exceptionally, that the mother, who has historically been blamed for the causes of her children's health problems (Palomar Verea, 2005), begins to look for the blame within herself: what did I do wrong?…”

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“…Despite the evolution of the concept of motherhood in recent years, its essence and its classic ideals are still present in our history and culture (Montes Muñoz, 2007; Palomar Verea, 2005), with the gestation period being synonymous with projects, discussions and activities related to the birth of the baby (Montes Muñoz, 2007). This feeling of expectation overcomes fear of the possible risks (Vidal Estruel, 2013) and couples gain an understanding of techniques such as ultrasound as a method for viewing the baby, rather than for detecting foetal anomalies.…”

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‘My biggest fear is that people will forget about him’: Mothers' emotional transitions after terminating their pregnancy for medical reasons

González-Ramos

Zuriguel‐Pérez

Collado-Palomares

et al. 2022

Journal of Clinical Nursing

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Aims and objectives:To explore women's emotional responses throughout the process of terminating a pregnancy for medical reasons.Background: Making the choice to terminate a desired pregnancy for medical reasons has a negative impact on women's health, as it is a distressing process that involves making hard decisions and readjusting one's expectations of an idealised pregnancy.Methods: A qualitative phenomenological study was conducted following the COREQ checklist. Fifteen semi-structured interviews and two focus groups were conducted with women who had terminated their pregnancies for medical reasons, previous to and during the COVID-19 lockdown. Subsequently, we analysed the content.Results: One main category, emotional journey during the process of terminating the pregnancy, and six subcategories were identified: (I) representation and desire to become a mother, (II) main concerns, (III) impact of the news, (IV) decision-making, (V) emotional responses before termination for medical reasons and (VI) emotional responses after termination for medical reasons. All contributed to understanding the specificities of the different phases that make up the emotional journey of terminating a pregnancy for medical reasons. Conclusions:The findings of this study suggest that there are a number of predominant emotions that professionals need to be aware of in order to help women work through them and lessen the impact of pregnancy termination on their mental health. COVID-19 had different connotations depending on the women's experiences.Relevance to clinical practice: Our results highlight how important the role of healthcare staff is in caring for these women and their partners, which involves recognising their emotions throughout the process. Our results also underline how useful it is to conduct qualitative studies in this context, since they constitute a set of activities and interventions that result in the administration of nursing care in itself.

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‘My biggest fear is that people will forget about him’: Mothers' emotional transitions after terminating their pregnancy for medical reasons

González-Ramos

Zuriguel‐Pérez

Collado-Palomares

et al. 2022

Journal of Clinical Nursing

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“…El cuadro de la maternidad hegemónica se completa con el ideal de pareja heteronormada monógama, en donde cada uno de los miembros se comporta de acuerdo con los roles de género correspondientes, y se comprende dentro de un entramado de jerarquías en que el varón -padre de familia, blanco, heterosexual y de clase pudiente-está en la cima. Este ideal de maternidad está presente en las entrevistas, pues se corroboran las directrices que el entorno da a mujeres y personas en general en relación con el rol de género femenino (Palomar, 2005;Saletti, 2008).…”

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Las dimensiones espirituales en la práctica del aborto. Exploración en torno a las argumentaciones de personas con capacidad de gestar en la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires durante 2019-2020

Zuñiga Cordero

2023

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“…Desde esta perspectiva, la reproducción biológica es una función al servicio de los demás, las mujeres son concretadas como seres sociales a partir de su cuerpo y sus funciones reproductivas (Torres, 2005); y son estas funciones biológicas las que definen las producciones culturales (Palomar, 2005), en las cuales todas las relaciones, experiencias y acciones que tienen las mujeres con la maternidad, son definitorias de la feminidad, siendo el rasgo determinante del ser femenino en casi todas las culturas (Lagarde, 2011;Lamas, 2004). …”

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“…El estudio de la experiencia de las mujeres madres (Palomar, 2005), de la maternidad vivida y de la no-maternidad (Lagarde, 2011), ha permitido separar analíticamente: 1) la maternidad concebida como institución normada, de 2) la maternidad como experiencia vivida. Dando cuenta de la tensión existente entre las normas y las prácticas, se hacen visibles las diferentes respuestas de las mujeres que, atravesadas por marcadores sociales como la sexualidad, la raza, la edad y la clase, diversifican sus experiencias y formas de ejercer la maternidad (Fregoso, 2005) en el entorno de la vida cotidiana (Lagarde, 2011).…”

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La no maternidad en México. El rol del género y la desigualdad socioeconómica

Bravo

Beutelspacher

Ramírez

et al. 2017

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 RESUMEN: La no-maternidad en México se perfila como un complejo fenómeno distinto al de las sociedades industrializadas y altamente urbanizadas en las que ha sido fundamentalmente estudiada. Las desiguales condiciones en la que esta se lleva a cabo aluden a una diversidad de experiencias que requieren ser documentadas. Este estudio busca contribuir al conocimiento de la no-maternidad en México, explorando, a partir de fuentes secundarias y análisis descriptivos, sus aspectos sociales y económicos más relevantes. Los resultados ratifican que la no-maternidad ocurre bajo diferentes contextos socioeconómicos, que llegan a ser incluso antagónicos. La no unión conyugal se presenta como un aspecto importante de la nomaternidad que, al no haberse asociado con índices migratorios, muestra que en México las mujeres que no son madres tampoco son esposas, sugiriendo con ello, una doble transgresión al modelo hegemónico del ser mujer, al tiempo que revela una realidad hasta ahora poco visible de las mujeres no madres y no esposas: la de las mujeres con limitaciones físicas. Palabras Clave: sin hijos, nulíparas, maternidad, impedidos físicos, familias, matrimonio, reproducción, unión conyugal. ABSTRACT: The non-maternity in Mexico is emerging as a complex phenomenon different from the highly urbanized and industrialized societies in which primarily has been studied. The unequal conditions in which it takes place refer to a variety of experiences that need to be documented. This study seeks to contribute to the knowledge of non-maternity in Mexico, exploring, from secondary sources and descriptive analysis, its most important social and economic aspects. The results confirm that non-maternity occurs under different socioeconomic contexts, that become even antagonistic. Non-marital union was presented as an important aspect of non-maternity that, not having been associated with migration rates, shows that in Mexico women who are not mothers neither are wives, thereby suggesting a double transgression of the hegemonic model of womanhood, while it is revealing a reality hitherto little visible of women who are neither mothers nor wives: the women with physical limitations to work.

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Proyecto editorial de la Revista de Estudios de Género: La ventana

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‘My biggest fear is that people will forget about him’: Mothers' emotional transitions after terminating their pregnancy for medical reasons

‘My biggest fear is that people will forget about him’: Mothers' emotional transitions after terminating their pregnancy for medical reasons

Las dimensiones espirituales en la práctica del aborto. Exploración en torno a las argumentaciones de personas con capacidad de gestar en la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires durante 2019-2020

La no maternidad en México. El rol del género y la desigualdad socioeconómica

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