Nighttime breastfeeding an American cultural dilemma / Cecília Tomori.

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Tomori, Cecília [Author]

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9781782384366

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RJ216 .N544 2014

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Struggles over authoritative knowledge and "choice" in breastfeeding and infant sleep in the U.S. -- Making breastfeeding parents in childbirth education courses -- Dispatches from the moral minefield of breastfeeding -- Breastfeeding as men's "kin work" -- Breastfeeding babies in the nest : producing children, kinship, and moral imagination in the house -- Time to sleep : nighttime breastfeeding and capitalist temporal regimes.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Embodied cultural dilemmas : an anthropological approach to the study of nighttime breastfeeding and sleep -- Struggles over authoritative knowledge and "choice" in breastfeeding and infant sleep in the U.S. -- Making breastfeeding parents in childbirth education courses -- Dispatches from the moral minefield of breastfeeding -- Breastfeeding as men's "kin work" -- Breastfeeding babies in the nest : producing children, kinship, and moral imagination in the house -- Time to sleep : nighttime breastfeeding and capitalist temporal regimes.

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