Am I Still a Woman? Download

Author: Jean Elson
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Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 1592132111
Category: Medical

Am I Still a Woman?: Hysterectomy and Gender Identity

Recent scientific findings regarding the potential dangers associated with hormone replacement therapies bring renewed attention to the relationship between women's bodies and gender identity. Download Am I Still a Woman? medical books for free.
In "Am I Still A Woman?" Jean Elson offers the testimony of women who have thought deeply about this issue as a result of gynecological surgery. For the women in this book, gynecological surgery for benign conditions proved to be a crisis that prompted questions about the meanings of sexual and reproductive organs in relation to being female and feminine. Is a woman who no longer menstruates still a woman? What about a woman who can no longer bear children? Elson looks closely at the differences in responses to understand the impact of surgery and lost Get Am I Still a Woman? our bestseller medical books.

Am I Still a Woman? Download

In "Am I Still A Woman?" Jean Elson offers the testimony of women who have thought deeply about this issue as a result of gynecological surgery Is a woman who no longer menstruates still a woman? What about a woman who can no longer bear children? Elson looks closely at the differences in responses to understand the impact of surgery and lost

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