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Présentation Postnatal Depression Vs Suffering
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Biographie:
Manonita Ghosh es antrop?loga e investigadora en salud p?blica. Combin? su investigaci?n con su pasi?n por la m?sica creando CD de m?sica multicultural, lo que le vali? un premio del Gobierno de Australia Occidental que le dio la oportunidad de participar en el campo del entretenimiento educativo en Sud?frica. Actualmente est? completando un doctorado en la UWA....
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This study is ethnography of postnatal experiences of South Asian migrant women in Perth, WA examining cultural differences relating to mothering and arguing that the South Asian culture in which these women were socialized could impact greatly on how they experienced the feelings of what is called postnatal depression in the Western medical arena. Their postnatal psychological understandings of postnatal depression was analysed through the lenses of South Asian convention of female virtue practiced through restrictions on female behavior. The migrant women, having internalizing the South Asian cultural schema of womanhood, articulate their negative postnatal feelings as a prerequisite of motherhood. It is argued that feelings are not the totality of experience...