Sacred Inception
Reclaiming the Spirituality of Birth in the Modern World
Herausgeber: Delaporte, Marianne; Martin, Morag
Sacred Inception
Reclaiming the Spirituality of Birth in the Modern World
Herausgeber: Delaporte, Marianne; Martin, Morag
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This interdisciplinary book examines the shifting meaning of spirituality and birth practices in the modern world in the context of biomedical advances as well as colonial incursions. It indicates that spirituality in the birth place has managed to reemerge in many parts of the world.
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This interdisciplinary book examines the shifting meaning of spirituality and birth practices in the modern world in the context of biomedical advances as well as colonial incursions. It indicates that spirituality in the birth place has managed to reemerge in many parts of the world.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 274
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Juni 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 552g
- ISBN-13: 9781498546690
- ISBN-10: 1498546692
- Artikelnr.: 52424793
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 274
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Juni 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 552g
- ISBN-13: 9781498546690
- ISBN-10: 1498546692
- Artikelnr.: 52424793
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Marianne Delaporte is professor of religious studies at Notre Dame de Namur University. Morag Martin is associate professor of history at the College of Brockport, SUNY.
Foreword
Robbie Davis-Floyd
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Marianne Delaporte and Morag Martin
Part I: Midwives as a Bridge between the Spirit and the World
1. Midwifery as Religious Calling: The Struggle for Church Recognition by
the Soeurs de la Charité Maternelle of Metz in the Nineteenth Century
Morag Martin
2. Childbirth and Folk Orthodoxy in Russia in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Centuries
Tatiana Novikova
3. Superstition, Folk Religion and Childbirth: Highlighting the World of
Informal Midwives in Modern Turkey
Gökçen B. Dinç
4. Stories of Birth: The Spiritual Genesis of Ina May Gaskin's Spiritual
Midwifery
Marianne Delaporte
Part II: Contested Maternities: Colonization and a Return to Ancestors and
Culture
5. Birthing the Spirit: Self-determination and Childbirth in Australia
Amba J. Sepie
6. A Blur between the Spiritual and the Physical: Birthing Practices among
the Igbo of Nigeria in the Twentieth Century
Ogechukwu Ezekwem Williams
7. The Art of Midwifery among the Arhuaco People of Colombia: Spirituality,
Resistance, and Violence in Intercultural Birth Contexts
Angela Santamaria, Dunen Kaneybia Muelas Izquierdo, Angela N. Castañeda,
and Camila Rangel
Part III: Home Birth, Natural Birth, Hospital Birth: Choices for Spiritual
Maternity
8. Pushing from the Margins: "Natural Childbirth" in Holistic
Spiritualities and Natural Parenting in France and Portugal
Anna M. Fedele and Florence Pasche Guignard
9. Delivering Spirituality in Maternity Services: An Example of Two
European Countries
Claire de Labrusse, Tracy Humphrey, Anne Sylvie Ramelet, and Sarah
MacLennan
10. "Going Back": Spirituality and Cultural Traditions in South Carolina
Women's Childbirth Experiences
Cara Delay, Beth Sundstrom, Andrea L. DeMaria, and Kristin Brig
11. Birthing the Natural Pious Singaporean Malay Muslim Woman through the
Ideal Islamic Birth Framework
Sharifah Huseinah Madihid
Afterword: The Spirituality of Birth
Pamela Hunt
Robbie Davis-Floyd
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Marianne Delaporte and Morag Martin
Part I: Midwives as a Bridge between the Spirit and the World
1. Midwifery as Religious Calling: The Struggle for Church Recognition by
the Soeurs de la Charité Maternelle of Metz in the Nineteenth Century
Morag Martin
2. Childbirth and Folk Orthodoxy in Russia in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Centuries
Tatiana Novikova
3. Superstition, Folk Religion and Childbirth: Highlighting the World of
Informal Midwives in Modern Turkey
Gökçen B. Dinç
4. Stories of Birth: The Spiritual Genesis of Ina May Gaskin's Spiritual
Midwifery
Marianne Delaporte
Part II: Contested Maternities: Colonization and a Return to Ancestors and
Culture
5. Birthing the Spirit: Self-determination and Childbirth in Australia
Amba J. Sepie
6. A Blur between the Spiritual and the Physical: Birthing Practices among
the Igbo of Nigeria in the Twentieth Century
Ogechukwu Ezekwem Williams
7. The Art of Midwifery among the Arhuaco People of Colombia: Spirituality,
Resistance, and Violence in Intercultural Birth Contexts
Angela Santamaria, Dunen Kaneybia Muelas Izquierdo, Angela N. Castañeda,
and Camila Rangel
Part III: Home Birth, Natural Birth, Hospital Birth: Choices for Spiritual
Maternity
8. Pushing from the Margins: "Natural Childbirth" in Holistic
Spiritualities and Natural Parenting in France and Portugal
Anna M. Fedele and Florence Pasche Guignard
9. Delivering Spirituality in Maternity Services: An Example of Two
European Countries
Claire de Labrusse, Tracy Humphrey, Anne Sylvie Ramelet, and Sarah
MacLennan
10. "Going Back": Spirituality and Cultural Traditions in South Carolina
Women's Childbirth Experiences
Cara Delay, Beth Sundstrom, Andrea L. DeMaria, and Kristin Brig
11. Birthing the Natural Pious Singaporean Malay Muslim Woman through the
Ideal Islamic Birth Framework
Sharifah Huseinah Madihid
Afterword: The Spirituality of Birth
Pamela Hunt
Foreword
Robbie Davis-Floyd
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Marianne Delaporte and Morag Martin
Part I: Midwives as a Bridge between the Spirit and the World
1. Midwifery as Religious Calling: The Struggle for Church Recognition by
the Soeurs de la Charité Maternelle of Metz in the Nineteenth Century
Morag Martin
2. Childbirth and Folk Orthodoxy in Russia in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Centuries
Tatiana Novikova
3. Superstition, Folk Religion and Childbirth: Highlighting the World of
Informal Midwives in Modern Turkey
Gökçen B. Dinç
4. Stories of Birth: The Spiritual Genesis of Ina May Gaskin's Spiritual
Midwifery
Marianne Delaporte
Part II: Contested Maternities: Colonization and a Return to Ancestors and
Culture
5. Birthing the Spirit: Self-determination and Childbirth in Australia
Amba J. Sepie
6. A Blur between the Spiritual and the Physical: Birthing Practices among
the Igbo of Nigeria in the Twentieth Century
Ogechukwu Ezekwem Williams
7. The Art of Midwifery among the Arhuaco People of Colombia: Spirituality,
Resistance, and Violence in Intercultural Birth Contexts
Angela Santamaria, Dunen Kaneybia Muelas Izquierdo, Angela N. Castañeda,
and Camila Rangel
Part III: Home Birth, Natural Birth, Hospital Birth: Choices for Spiritual
Maternity
8. Pushing from the Margins: "Natural Childbirth" in Holistic
Spiritualities and Natural Parenting in France and Portugal
Anna M. Fedele and Florence Pasche Guignard
9. Delivering Spirituality in Maternity Services: An Example of Two
European Countries
Claire de Labrusse, Tracy Humphrey, Anne Sylvie Ramelet, and Sarah
MacLennan
10. "Going Back": Spirituality and Cultural Traditions in South Carolina
Women's Childbirth Experiences
Cara Delay, Beth Sundstrom, Andrea L. DeMaria, and Kristin Brig
11. Birthing the Natural Pious Singaporean Malay Muslim Woman through the
Ideal Islamic Birth Framework
Sharifah Huseinah Madihid
Afterword: The Spirituality of Birth
Pamela Hunt
Robbie Davis-Floyd
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Marianne Delaporte and Morag Martin
Part I: Midwives as a Bridge between the Spirit and the World
1. Midwifery as Religious Calling: The Struggle for Church Recognition by
the Soeurs de la Charité Maternelle of Metz in the Nineteenth Century
Morag Martin
2. Childbirth and Folk Orthodoxy in Russia in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Centuries
Tatiana Novikova
3. Superstition, Folk Religion and Childbirth: Highlighting the World of
Informal Midwives in Modern Turkey
Gökçen B. Dinç
4. Stories of Birth: The Spiritual Genesis of Ina May Gaskin's Spiritual
Midwifery
Marianne Delaporte
Part II: Contested Maternities: Colonization and a Return to Ancestors and
Culture
5. Birthing the Spirit: Self-determination and Childbirth in Australia
Amba J. Sepie
6. A Blur between the Spiritual and the Physical: Birthing Practices among
the Igbo of Nigeria in the Twentieth Century
Ogechukwu Ezekwem Williams
7. The Art of Midwifery among the Arhuaco People of Colombia: Spirituality,
Resistance, and Violence in Intercultural Birth Contexts
Angela Santamaria, Dunen Kaneybia Muelas Izquierdo, Angela N. Castañeda,
and Camila Rangel
Part III: Home Birth, Natural Birth, Hospital Birth: Choices for Spiritual
Maternity
8. Pushing from the Margins: "Natural Childbirth" in Holistic
Spiritualities and Natural Parenting in France and Portugal
Anna M. Fedele and Florence Pasche Guignard
9. Delivering Spirituality in Maternity Services: An Example of Two
European Countries
Claire de Labrusse, Tracy Humphrey, Anne Sylvie Ramelet, and Sarah
MacLennan
10. "Going Back": Spirituality and Cultural Traditions in South Carolina
Women's Childbirth Experiences
Cara Delay, Beth Sundstrom, Andrea L. DeMaria, and Kristin Brig
11. Birthing the Natural Pious Singaporean Malay Muslim Woman through the
Ideal Islamic Birth Framework
Sharifah Huseinah Madihid
Afterword: The Spirituality of Birth
Pamela Hunt







