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Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Contents
List of Figures and Tables
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Interrogating Gendered Pathologies
Section I: Sensory Experiences
1. Corporeal Idioms of Distress: A Rhetorical Meditation on Psychogenic Conditions
2. Art-i-facts: A Methodology for Circulating Infertility Counternarratives
Section II: Patienthood and Patient-Provider Communication
3. "We're All Struggling to Be a Complete Person": Listening to Rhetorical Constructions of Endometriosis
4. Simulating Gender: Student Learning in Clinical Nursing Simulations
5. "I Felt Very Discounted": Negotiation of Caucasian and Hispanic/Latina Women's Bodily Ownership and Expertise in Patient-Provider Interactions
Section III: Social Construction of Illness/Biomedicalization of Bodies
6. Orgasmic Inequalities and Pathologies of Pleasure
7. From the Margins to the Basement: The Intersections of Biomedical Patienthood
8. Women and Bladder Cancer: Listening Rhetorically to Healthcare Disparities
Section IV: Digital Medical Rhetorics
9. Bras, Bros, and Colons: How Even the Mayo Clinic Gets It Wrong Gendering Cancer
10. Interrogating Race-Based Health Disparities in the Online Community Black Women Do Breastfeed
11. Gendered Risk and Responsibility in the American Heart Association's Go Red for Women Campaign
Section V: Textual Examinations
12. Pathologizing Black Female Bodies: The Construction of Difference in Contemporary Breast Cancer Research
13. Overcoming Postpartum Depression: Individual and Social Gendered Pathology in Self-Help Discourse
14. Making Bodies: Medical Rhetoric of Gendered and Sexed Materiality
About the Authors
Index
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Contents
List of Figures and Tables
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Interrogating Gendered Pathologies
Section I: Sensory Experiences
1. Corporeal Idioms of Distress: A Rhetorical Meditation on Psychogenic Conditions
2. Art-i-facts: A Methodology for Circulating Infertility Counternarratives
Section II: Patienthood and Patient-Provider Communication
3. "We're All Struggling to Be a Complete Person": Listening to Rhetorical Constructions of Endometriosis
4. Simulating Gender: Student Learning in Clinical Nursing Simulations
5. "I Felt Very Discounted": Negotiation of Caucasian and Hispanic/Latina Women's Bodily Ownership and Expertise in Patient-Provider Interactions
Section III: Social Construction of Illness/Biomedicalization of Bodies
6. Orgasmic Inequalities and Pathologies of Pleasure
7. From the Margins to the Basement: The Intersections of Biomedical Patienthood
8. Women and Bladder Cancer: Listening Rhetorically to Healthcare Disparities
Section IV: Digital Medical Rhetorics
9. Bras, Bros, and Colons: How Even the Mayo Clinic Gets It Wrong Gendering Cancer
10. Interrogating Race-Based Health Disparities in the Online Community Black Women Do Breastfeed
11. Gendered Risk and Responsibility in the American Heart Association's Go Red for Women Campaign
Section V: Textual Examinations
12. Pathologizing Black Female Bodies: The Construction of Difference in Contemporary Breast Cancer Research
13. Overcoming Postpartum Depression: Individual and Social Gendered Pathology in Self-Help Discourse
14. Making Bodies: Medical Rhetoric of Gendered and Sexed Materiality
About the Authors
Index