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”Det kan godt være mit DNA ikke er der … men jeg er der”: En kvalitativ undersøgelse af hvordan ikke-normative forældre konstrueres som subjekter i mødet med det danske sundhedsvæsen

Lindemann, Lærke Maria Munk LU (2020) GNVM03 20192
Department of Gender Studies
Abstract
This text is a qualitative study based on interviews with gender non normative co-parents who have experiences with the Danish healthcare system in the process of becoming a parent. The study explores how experiences with the healthcare system can be understood as a part of their subjectivation. Through the lens of queer feminism, represented by Judith Butler, it thus critically investigates how subjectivation takes places in fertility treatment, maternity, newborn care and doctoral consultations. Feminist poststructuralist discourse analysis(FPDA) helps putting light upon how the notion of co-parent identity is constructed through binary oppositions. The text explores further how and why certain experiences either create a notion of being... (More)
This text is a qualitative study based on interviews with gender non normative co-parents who have experiences with the Danish healthcare system in the process of becoming a parent. The study explores how experiences with the healthcare system can be understood as a part of their subjectivation. Through the lens of queer feminism, represented by Judith Butler, it thus critically investigates how subjectivation takes places in fertility treatment, maternity, newborn care and doctoral consultations. Feminist poststructuralist discourse analysis(FPDA) helps putting light upon how the notion of co-parent identity is constructed through binary oppositions. The text explores further how and why certain experiences either create a notion of being recognized or not recognized by the hegemonical discourse heteronormativity and how that contributes to the construction of the subject.

The aim of the study is to show how subjectivation of the co-parent happens trough the experiences with the health care system in order to argue why it is highly important to work norm critically in health care professions. (Less)
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author
Lindemann, Lærke Maria Munk LU
supervisor
organization
course
GNVM03 20192
year
type
H2 - Master's Degree (Two Years)
subject
keywords
Co-parents, fertility treatment, prenatal and maternity care, LGBTQ+, subjectivation, Denmark, feminist discourse analysis
language
Danish
id
9007263
date added to LUP
2020-04-06 09:15:40
date last changed
2020-04-06 09:15:40
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  abstract     = {{This text is a qualitative study based on interviews with gender non normative co-parents who have experiences with the Danish healthcare system in the process of becoming a parent. The study explores how experiences with the healthcare system can be understood as a part of their subjectivation. Through the lens of queer feminism, represented by Judith Butler, it thus critically investigates how subjectivation takes places in fertility treatment, maternity, newborn care and doctoral consultations. Feminist poststructuralist discourse analysis(FPDA) helps putting light upon how the notion of co-parent identity is constructed through binary oppositions. The text explores further how and why certain experiences either create a notion of being recognized or not recognized by the hegemonical discourse heteronormativity and how that contributes to the construction of the subject. 

The aim of the study is to show how subjectivation of the co-parent happens trough the experiences with the health care system in order to argue why it is highly important to work norm critically in health care professions.}},
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  note         = {{Student Paper}},
  title        = {{”Det kan godt være mit DNA ikke er der … men jeg er der”: En kvalitativ undersøgelse af hvordan ikke-normative forældre konstrueres som subjekter i mødet med det danske sundhedsvæsen}},
  year         = {{2020}},
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