Introduces and discusses important recent developments in
feminist theories of the body ? The first feminist science studies
book to discuss environmental estrogens ? Analyses a diverse set of
case studies, from physiology textbooks to popular parenting books
and pharmaceutical advertisements.
內容簡介：
Since the early twentieth century, hormones have commonly been
understood as ''messengers of sex''. They are seen as essential to
the development and functioning of healthy reproductive male and
female bodies; millions take them as medications in the treatment
of fertility, infertility and ageing. However, in contemporary
society, hormones are both disturbed and disturbing; invading our
environments and bodies through plastics, food and water,
environmental estrogens and other chemicals, threatening
irreversible, inter-generational bodily change. Using a wide range
of sources, from physiology textbooks to popular parenting books
and pharmaceutical advertisements, Celia Roberts analyses the
multiple ways in which sex hormones have come to matter to us
today. Bringing feminist theories of the body into dialogue with
science and technology studies, she develops tools to address one
of the most important questions facing feminism today: how is
biological sex conceivable?
目錄：
Introduction: Feminism, bodies and biological sex
Part I. Hormone Histories:
1. Folding hormonal histories of sex
Part II. Hormonal Bodies:
2. Articulating endocrinology''s body
3. Activating sexed behaviours
Part III. Hormone Cultures:
4. Elixirs of sex: hormone-replacement therapies and contemporary
life
5. The messaging effects of HRT
6. Hormones in the world
Conclusion: Hormones as provocation.
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