Titlebook: Making ‘Postmodern‘ Mothers; Pregnant Embodiment, Meredith Nash Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 20

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Exercise,er. Throughout 2007, both of these women were upheld as ‘supermums’ by the media in light of their continued commitment to twice-daily track workouts until just days before giving birth (see Franck-Dumas, 2007, p. 349; Gullan, 2007, p. 118).. These athletes were upheld as ideal models of ‘fit’ pregnancy, imbued with social and physical capital..

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Introduction,the midst of moral panics about maternal ‘obesity’ in the West, body image anxieties in pregnancy are more common than we think, and that there are host of reasons why pregnant women are becoming more fearful of ‘fat’.

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Eating for Two?,onmental and medical threats: their bodies were also viewed as being ‘at risk’ based on the lifestyle choices made by the mother-to-be and their cumulative effects upon her developing foetus. As I shall show, prenatal eating and drinking are positioned as moral issues when the wellbeing of the foetus and the autonomy of the mother are at stake.

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Conclusion,lamour mum’ in her groundbreaking naked and pregnant . portrait, has been viewed as the figurehead for this recent movement. Since 1991, a growing legion of mainly North American and British celebrities has allowed the ‘yummy mummy’ movement to gain momentum.

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,‘In-between’ Pregnant Bodies,tance, relied upon a number of factors. Throughout this chapter, I focus specifically on ‘in-betweenness’ in order to provide a space for more nuanced readings of corporeal ambiguity in early pregnancy..

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Meanwhile, most of them rely on the randomly initialized prompts, which negatively impact on the stability. Therefore, we propose Self-Prompt, a prompting framework for graphs based on the model and data itself. We first introduce asymmetric graph contrastive learning for pretext to address heterop

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