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Ethical Attitude [1]

Paper Code: 
WMS-423
Credits: 
4
Contact Hours: 
60.00
Max. Marks: 
100.00
Objective: 

Without an ethical attitude it is not possible to understand the perspective of Women’s Studies. This paper tries to create in students, through a few issues, understanding the ethics of the whole panorama of Women’s Studies.

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Beauty Myth and Women’s Movement: women’s health vs beauty,

 

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Construction of Women and Ethics in Media 

Mother: Aurat, Mother India, Mamta; Tawaif: Sadhana, Pakeeza;

Alternate constructions of Women in parallel cinema: Arth, Astitva, Ankur

Films by Women and on Women: Paroma, 36 Chowrangee lane, Aruna Raje’s Rihaee, Kalpana Lazmi’s Rudali and Darmiyan, Khamosh Pani

 

 

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Women in/and Science

Environmental impact on health – toxics, pollution, rise in cancer.

Womanhood as disease: Notions of Health, well-being, disease – the medicalisation women’s bodies, leisure, exercise.

Gender biases in science and positive and negative development of technology: impact on women. Some case studies eg: smokeless chulha; community toilets; vaccine; fortified/genetically modified food items.

 

 

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‘Herstory’ of Healing

Women as healers, and their persecution and marginalization.

Feminist critic of major health system: ayurveda, homeopathy, allopathy, unani

Corporate take-over of health.

Self-help initiatives by women’s groups, people’s movements- reclaiming knowledge, strengthening community based healing practices, holistic health and healing.

Resources:

Films, groups working on women and health issues.

Case studies to law and women’s health. Rather than a separate sub-topic on this, there will be illustrative case - law in the relevant sections. Eg. Net En case; Medical negligence; embryo transfer; mental health and the lunacy law; medical examination in rape, etc.

 

 

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Contemporary issues in reproduction

Population policies-(i) state and (ii) international dimensions of the politics of reproduction (iii) the patrilineal family: abortion, contraception and foeticide: declining sex ratio

Sexual health of women versus reproductive health.

Academic Session: 
2018-19 [2]

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Source URL: https://www.sociology.iisuniv.ac.in/courses/subjects/ethical-attitude

Links:
[1] https://www.sociology.iisuniv.ac.in/courses/subjects/ethical-attitude
[2] https://www.sociology.iisuniv.ac.in/academic-session/2018-19