Breaking a Taboo? Talking (and Laughing) about the Vagina

Breaking a Taboo? Talking (and Laughing) about the Vagina
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打破禁忌?

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1999
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Virginia Braun
Virginia Braun
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在我的博士学位上,我正在研究阴道的社会/文化结构,以及阴道是否是女性身份的一部分,如果是的话,是如何的。在这种情况下,阴道可以是一个“敏感”的问题(见李和伦泽蒂,1993),像恩斯勒(1998),我有时很难谈论它。在这篇文章中,我探讨如何批判性地检查反应听到和谈论我的研究可以用来加强我的分析,并考虑这些可能会影响我们的“义务”作为女权主义研究者。
For my PhD, I am researching social/cultural constructions of the vagina, and whether, and if so how, the vagina is part of women’s identity aswomen. In this context, the vagina can be a ‘sensitive’ (see Lee and Renzetti, 1993) issue and, like Ensler (1998), I sometimes have difficulty talking about it. In this article, I explore how a critical examination of reactions to hearing and talking about my research can be used to enhance my analysis, and consider how these might impact on our ‘obligations’ as feminist researchers.