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The Politics of Abortion Care in Ohio
The Politics of Abortion Care in Ohio
The Politics of Abortion Care in Ohio

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자료유형  
 학위논문 서양
최종처리일시  
20250211152812
ISBN  
9798384039723
DDC  
306
저자명  
Basmajian, Alyssa L.
서명/저자  
The Politics of Abortion Care in Ohio
발행사항  
[Sl] : Columbia University, 2024
발행사항  
Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2024
형태사항  
159 p
주기사항  
Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 86-03, Section: B.
주기사항  
Advisor: Sharp, Lesley A.
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Columbia University, 2024.
초록/해제  
요약"The Politics of Abortion Care in Ohio" is based on 16-months (November 2021- February 2023) of ethnographic fieldwork and 47 semi-structured interviews conducted before and after the Dobbs Supreme Court decision (2022) overturning the right to abortion in the United States (US). Currently, 14 states have banned abortion and three have bans prior to six weeks of pregnancy. I assert that the criminalization of abortion care is a form of structural violence that leads to direct harm experienced by pregnant people. My dissertation strives to make significant contributions to theories of state-based violence with particular attention to reproductive governance, the anthropology of policy, and the politics of care. First, I develop my concept of reproductive gerrymandering, which names a particular phenomenon wherein the political power of voters who support reproductive healthcare access is suppressed across political party lines. It gives the false impression that the majority of residents in states that predominately elect Republican representatives want government elimination of abortion and related services. I argue that reproductive gerrymandering is a form of bureaucratic violence used to promote anti-abortion agendas, which then causes everyday structural harm to pregnant people. Second, building upon theories of agnotology, or the study of ignorance, I argue that "heartbeat" bans-legislation that advances medical misinformation-manipulates biomedical terms to imbue a particular social meaning to embryos at a very early stage of pregnancy. I explore how biomedical practices, in this case the use of ultrasound technology to detect a "heartbeat," furthers the cultural production of ignorance around pregnancy and sends a strategic message about the beginnings of life. Third, I demonstrate how constant fluctuations in abortion policy shape temporalities of care in clinic settings. Finally, I reveal three overlooked dimensions of reproductive governance to better understand political control of reproductive bodies: administrative and regulatory, the spread of ignorance, and the political reconfiguring of reproductive time. Ultimately, I argue for the conceptual value of attending to temporalities of structural violence, and specifically the pace with which political violence unfolds.
일반주제명  
Cultural anthropology
일반주제명  
Gender studies
일반주제명  
Public health
키워드  
Abortion
키워드  
Agnotology
키워드  
Gerrymandering
키워드  
Politics of care
키워드  
Politics of reproduction
키워드  
Temporality
기타저자  
Columbia University Sociomedical Sciences
기본자료저록  
Dissertations Abstracts International. 86-03B.
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■520    ▼a"The  Politics  of  Abortion  Care  in  Ohio"  is  based  on  16-months  (November  2021-  February  2023)  of  ethnographic  fieldwork  and  47  semi-structured  interviews  conducted  before  and  after  the  Dobbs  Supreme  Court  decision  (2022)  overturning  the  right  to  abortion  in  the  United  States  (US).  Currently,  14  states  have  banned  abortion  and  three  have  bans  prior  to  six  weeks  of  pregnancy.  I  assert  that  the  criminalization  of  abortion  care  is  a  form  of  structural  violence  that  leads  to  direct  harm  experienced  by  pregnant  people.  My  dissertation  strives  to  make  significant  contributions  to  theories  of  state-based  violence  with  particular  attention  to  reproductive  governance,  the  anthropology  of  policy,  and  the  politics  of  care.  First,  I  develop  my  concept  of  reproductive  gerrymandering,  which  names  a  particular  phenomenon  wherein  the  political  power  of  voters  who  support  reproductive  healthcare  access  is  suppressed  across  political  party  lines.  It  gives  the  false  impression  that  the  majority  of  residents  in  states  that  predominately  elect  Republican  representatives  want  government  elimination  of  abortion  and  related  services.  I  argue  that  reproductive  gerrymandering  is  a  form  of  bureaucratic  violence  used  to  promote  anti-abortion  agendas,  which  then  causes  everyday  structural  harm  to  pregnant  people.  Second,  building  upon  theories  of  agnotology,  or  the  study  of  ignorance,  I  argue  that  "heartbeat"  bans-legislation  that  advances  medical  misinformation-manipulates  biomedical  terms  to  imbue  a  particular  social  meaning  to  embryos  at  a  very  early  stage  of  pregnancy.  I  explore  how  biomedical  practices,  in  this  case  the  use  of  ultrasound  technology  to  detect  a  "heartbeat,"  furthers  the  cultural  production  of  ignorance  around  pregnancy  and  sends  a  strategic  message  about  the  beginnings  of  life.  Third,  I  demonstrate  how  constant  fluctuations  in  abortion  policy  shape  temporalities  of  care  in  clinic  settings.  Finally,  I  reveal  three  overlooked  dimensions  of  reproductive  governance  to  better  understand  political  control  of  reproductive  bodies:  administrative  and  regulatory,  the  spread  of  ignorance,  and  the  political  reconfiguring  of  reproductive  time.  Ultimately,  I  argue  for  the  conceptual  value  of  attending  to  temporalities  of  structural  violence,  and  specifically  the  pace  with  which  political  violence  unfolds.
■590    ▼aSchool  code:  0054.
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■650  4▼aGender  studies
■650  4▼aPublic  health
■653    ▼aAbortion
■653    ▼aAgnotology
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