Family Norms and Images in Transition

Name: Family Norms and Images in Transition | Contemporary Negotiations of Reproductive Labor, Love and Relationships in India
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Contemporary Negotiations of Reproductive Labor, Love and Relationships in India

Nadja-Christina Schneider Fritzi-Marie Titzmann(Herausgeber*in)

Nomos (Verlag)

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Erschienen am 26. Februar 2020

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Introduction: Family Norms and Images in Transition. Contemporary Negotiations of Reproductive Labor, Love and Relationships in India
Chapter 1: Reframing Indian Fatherhood: Manhood, Responsibility and Patriarchal Hegemony
Introduction
Towards 'New' Indian Fatherhood?
The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare 2017 multimedia campaign
Men in Crises and Selfies with Daughters
Contested Notions of Gender Justice: #SelfieWithDaughter and 'real manhood'
Conclusion
References
Chapter 2: Present Absence of the »Other Mother«: Documentary Images and the Communicative Figuration Surrounding Gestational Surrogacy23F
Documentary Films as »Channels of Mediation«
I. Translocal Circuits and Connectivities of Technologically Assisted Reproduction: »Google Baby« (2009)
II. Intermedial References and Intertextual Borrowings: »The House of Surrogates« (2013)
III. Living and Laboring Under a Panoptic Gaze
IV. Framing Surrogacy as Labor vs. a Prevalent Rhetoric of »Rented Wombs«
Outlook
References
Films
Chapter 3: Repro-Dramas on Screen: Mediating Surrogacy, Split Motherhood and Reproductive Tourism to German Television Audiences
Introduction
Communicating Split Motherhood and Surrogacy in India AcrossDifferent 'Domains of Knowledge'
Visualizing Split Parenthood - Negotiating Normative Motherhood and Kinship
A Glimpse Into the Current Debate in Germany
Promoting 'Authentic Actors' - Authenticating the 'Documented Reality' in a Fictional Film
Repro-Dramas as a Way of Translating Expertise Across Different Domains of Knowledge?
Conclusion
References
Films
Literature
Chapter 4: An Absent or Present Family? Tracing Bollywood Films from the Turn of the Century
1. Depiction of Family until the 1990's
1.1 Struggles for the Family
1.2 The Family as a Site of Patriarchy
1.3 Re-integration of the Family
2. The Absent Family
2.1 The 'Neoliberal' Middle Class
2.2 Interpersonal Dynamics of Romance
3. The Bickering Family
3.1 The Mundane Setting of Discords
3.2 Fraternal Frictions
3.3 The Deceiving and Protecting Mother
3.4 Sex and Sexuality
Conclusion
References
Chapter 5: The Ambivalences of Negotiating Plural Affiliations. Muslim Middle Class and Dating in Lucknow
Why Muslim Middle Class?
Negotiating Field Relations, Mutual Stereotypes and Trust
Premarital Relationships
Technological Change and Dating
Physical Intimacy, »Just Friendship« and Cross-Communal Dating
Processes of Distinction: Middleclassness and Dating
Conclusion: Situative Plural Affiliations of Belonging
References
List of Contributors

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