Connection and pleasure, disruption and distress: women's experience of breastfeeding.
Connection and pleasure, disruption and distress: women's experience of breastfeeding.
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10.1177/089033449901500410
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1999-12-01
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Barclay, L
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Schmied, V;Barclay, L
在最近一项关于第一次为人母的研究中收集的访谈数据被用来探索母乳喂养的经历。25名澳大利亚妇女参加了一系列半结构化访谈，从怀孕后期开始，一直持续到产后6个月。语篇分析被用来检验转录的数据。分析显示，母乳喂养是这些女性母性经历的核心。大多数妇女坚定地致力于母乳喂养。她们母乳喂养的决定受到了一系列公共和专业言论的影响。母乳喂养也是一种具体的经历，很难用语言表达。对一些人来说，这种具体化的体验是连接的、和谐的和愉快的，而对另一些人来说，是破坏性的、令人不快的和暴力的。本文描述了母乳喂养的体验性体验，并强调了体验性体验与母乳喂养的当代意义和语境之间关系的复杂性。
Interview data collected in a recent study of first time motherhood were used to explore the experience of breastfeeding. Twenty-five Australian women participated in a series of semistructured interviews begun during late pregnancy and continuing until 6 months postpartum. Discourse analysis was used to examine the transcribed data. The analysis revealed that breastfeeding was central to these women's experience of motherhood. The majority of women were strongly committed to breastfeeding. Their decision to breastfeed was influenced by a range of public and professional discourses. Breastfeeding was also an embodied experience that was difficult to articulate. For some, this embodied experience was connected, harmonious and pleasurable and for others, disruptive, unpleasant, and violent. This paper describes the embodied experience of breastfeeding and highlights the complexity of the relationship between embodied experience and contemporary meanings and context of breastfeeding.