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Gender and the Social Construction of Illness

Gender and the Social Construction of Illness

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  • Release Date: 15/08/1997
  • Barcode: 9780803958142
  • Genre: Society & Culture
  • Subgenre: Social Sciences
Gender and the Social Construction of Illness

Gender and the Social Construction of Illness

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This work considers the interface between gender as a social institution and Western medicine as a social institution. Focusing on illness considered to be physical, the author analyzes issues of power and politics which have pervaded the study of both gender and medicine in recent times.
In this timely and perceptive volume, Judith Lorber considers the interface between gender as a social institution on the one hand, and western medicine as a social institution on the other. Focusing on belief that illnesses are considered to be physical, Judith Lorber brings a feminist viewpoint to analyze issues of power and politics which have pervaded the study of both gender and medicine in recent times.



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