Thursday, November 17, 2011: 13:45-17:30

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

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Students

Organizers: Sallie S Han (SUNY College at Oneonta) and Cecilia Tomori (University of Michigan)

Chairs: Christa C Craven (College of Wooster) and Khadija Mitu (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute)

Discussants: Marcia C Inhorn (Yale University) and Rickie Solinger (Independent Scholar)

13:45

Tidemark Moments and Feminist Engagements In the Anthropology of Reproduction.

Margaret E MacDonald (York University)

14:00

Tracing An Awkward Relationship: Feminism, Anthropology and Reproduction

Sallie S Han (SUNY College at Oneonta)

14:15

Feminist Technologies Are Assistive Technologies: Disability Rights and the Other Assistive Reproductive Technologies

Linda L Layne (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and Cambridge University)

14:30

"Missing Women" and Reappearing Men: Traces of Imbalance In Procreation and Scholarship

Jan M Brunson (Bowdoin College)

14:45

A Legacy of Consumption: Interrogating the History of Feminist Rights Claims and Calls for Reproductive Rights As Consumers

Christa C Craven (College of Wooster)

15:00

Contraceptive Choice and Everyday Feminist Practice

Victoria Jane Boydell (Independent Scholar)

15:15

Discussant

Marcia C Inhorn (Yale University)

15:30

Break

15:45

Breastfeeding Wars: Feminism and the Anthropology of Breastfeeding

Cecilia Tomori (University of Michigan)

16:00

The Ethics of Commercial Surrogacy: Feminism, Money and Reproductive Labour

Katharine Dow (UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH)

16:15

Determined Mothers and (Im)Patient Patients: IVF, Perseverance and the Pursuit of Motherhood In Turkey

Zeynep Gurtin (University of Cambridge)

16:30

Transnational Traces: Legacies of Maternal Feminism In Haitian Women’s Activism

Lauren Fordyce (Bucknell University)

16:45

Why I Am a “Bad Feminist” In the Classroom

Nicole S Berry (Simon Fraser University)

17:00

Discussion

17:15

Discussant

Rickie Solinger (Independent Scholar)

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