Linköping: “Gender and Health: Crossroads and Potentials” 27.-29.09.2010
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About the conference
Medical practices and medical technology evoke questions that are crucial to examine from a gender perspective. This involves research that examines beliefs and norms about sex, gender and bodily normality that are maintained, questioned and/or strengthened in medical practices, in health prevention and in everyday life as well as research on sexuality, reproductive health and family-making as some examples. These issues lay at the heart of this first Gender and Health conference. The conference consists of the following five major themes with presentations: i) Body and sex as analytic concepts, ii) Pain, suffering and gender, iii) Health prevention, iv) Sex, surgery and ethics and v) Family-making. The full program, including abstracts of the presentations.
Organisers
The conference is arranged by the research network The Humanities Forum: Gender and Health. Its main sponsors are Riksbankens Jubileumsfond, The Swedish Council for Working Life and Social Research, and the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Linköping University, Sweden.
In order to register
Participants who will not give presentations at the conference need to register by contacting Kristin Zeiler, kristin.zeiler@liu.se or Lisa Guntram, lisa.guntram@liu.se, no later than July 15. The conference takes place at Stiftsgården Vårdnäs. This conference centre is located 30 km south of Linköping, Sweden. It is accessible by public transportation. Participants who will not give presentations at the conference need also to contact Stiftgården Vårdnäs in order to make reservations for a room during the conference or participate in lunches etc. Contact info and more information is available at http://www.vardnas.com
Most welcome!
The Humanities Forum: Gender and Health is based at Division of Health and Society, Department of Medical and Health Sciences, Linköping University, Sweden. Its aim is to produce and encourage interdisciplinary encounters and work in the field of gender and health. Moree information about the network.
Kristin Zeiler,
associate professor in ethics The Division of Health and Society,
Department of Medical and Health Sciences Linköping University
SE-581 83 Linköping
Sweden
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