Near Birth: Contested Values and the Work of Doulas
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Near Birth: Contested Values and the Work of Doulas

by Andrea Ford, Dr. Andrea Lilly Ford Ph.D

women's health medical anthropology Reproductive Studies
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Near Birth: Contested Values and the Work of Doulas examines the role of doulas alongside the differing values surrounding childbirth. Andrea Ford’s title offers a focused perspective for readers interested in birth, care, reproductive experience, and the social questions connected to doula work.

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Near Birth explores contested values associated with childbirth and the work of doulas.

The book centers doulas as an important subject within discussions of birth and care.

Its focus connects childbirth with broader questions about values, support, and reproductive experience.

This title may interest readers studying medicine, health, sociology, and contemporary birth practices.

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