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Espie, Geneviève. "Savoirs du corps au féminin : contraception et reproduction." Toulouse 2, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991TOU20026.
Full textA sociological approach to the feminin body according to physiological signs such as the menstrual cycle and the reproductive cycle, and the different connections of the developed body with relation to new contraceptive and birth giving techniques. All this, in order to analyse the knoledge, the representations. And the way women use their bodies, body that is perceveid not only as medical stake, but more directely as an object of differencial socialisation. Our study, both qualitative and quantatative , covered a range of women from from four separated age groups between fifteen and over forty years old, so as to be able to draw comparisons with reason to various socio-historiq contacts that women have experienced since sixty-eigth. This socialisation of the femanle body is not presented without the problem of the new reproductive techniques that are linked to the biological metabolism me and which may appear as alienating constraints, as a step towards reappropriation-liberation of body
Simonneaux, Marine. "Évaluation de l’impact de la perturbation du rythme circadien sur la fonction de reproduction des mammifères femelles." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Strasbourg, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024STRAJ096.
Full textIn female mammals, optimal fertility relies on the synchronization of neuroendocrine and behavioral events regulating reproductive function. To this end, the circadian timing system, entrained by the light-dark cycle, sets the pace for the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis. Therefore, irregular light-dark cycles, such as those experienced in shift work, can disrupt reproductive function and compromise fertility, especially in women. This research aimed to assess the effects of circadian disruption on female reproductive function and investigate the underlying neuroendocrine mechanisms. In female mice, exposure to a light-based shift work model led to a major desynchronization of the preovulatory LH surge, which persisted for several weeks. This disruption was associated with altered transmission of daily signals from the master circadian clock to kisspeptin neurons, which regulate LH secretion. Additionally, reproductive outcomes in mice were affected, though without any major impact on offspring development
Brou, Hermann Armel. "Sexualité et procréation face au VIH/sida à Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire." Paris 5, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA05H018.
Full textIn this research, we analysed sexual and chiLdbearing behaviours changes in erea of HIV, among HIV-infected women and HIV-negative women, to whom counselling and testing were proposed in a prevention of mother-to-child of HIV programmes in Abidjan. From 2001 to 2005, 580 HIV-infected women and 400 HIV-negative women were followed-up on two different cohorts during 24-months post-partum. Prenatal HIV-testing allowed to increase women’s awareness of risks of HIV transmission. But in spite of this growing awareness, women were not systematically adopted preventive behaviours. In the risk management of HIV, women’s behaviours seem to be linked to information they give to theirs partners and their conjugal relationship
Drouillard, Jill. "À la recherche du Dasein féminin : sexe, technique, et génération." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018SORUL058.
Full textThe search for female Dasein is an inquiry into the symbiotic relationship between woman and her environment as it unfolds during a certain historical time. In postulating the existence of a particular female temporality and a feminine way of being-in-the-world, this project contests Martin Heidegger’s view that Dasein in its neutrality is neither of the two sexes. Beginning with the insight that the gap in his philosophy lies in his failure to address the issue of sexuality as an ontological difference, this project draws from diverse philosophers, particularly from the feminist Anglo-Saxon tradition to characterize woman’s unique way of being. Insofar as our engagement with the environment is increasingly entangled with questions of the technological, I ask whether woman has a particular relationship with technology, specifically reproductive technology where her historical association with « nature » becomes especially salient. Reading Heidegger’s philosophy of Being, art, and technology in conjunction with different thinkers across various disciplines, I sketch out an existence that is particularly feminine
Gentile, Lucia. "Concepire i corpi. Saperi e pratiche del corpo riproduttivo femminile nella città di Bhuj, India." Thesis, Paris, INALCO, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020INAL0002.
Full textThis thesis explores the knowledge and practices of the female reproductive body in the process of gynecopoiesis. How do the production, reproduction, transformation and contestation of knowledge about reproduction influence the way women live their bodies? What are the implications of this process on the gender construction and experience? This thesis is based on ethnographic research conducted with thirty women who lived in the city of Bhuj (Gujarat, India). The research has an approach that integrates a visual and narrative methodology, proposing the technique of body mapping as a tool for analysing body representations. The text is organized in three parts. Each part presents with a different angle of analysis: representation, production and care of the female reproductive body. The first part, which is structured around the body maps, focuses on the articulation of anatomical and physiological knowledge. The body is investigated in its materiality and in its somatic manifestations, by the semantic and symbolic articulation of the different bodily substances and fluids. The second part considers the knowledge about the body and different practices that accompany the process of female subjectivation through a project of intentional shaping. In this context, two of the medical systems most used by women in Bhuj have been taken into consideration: allopathic and local medicine (deśī) represented by the practices of dāī māṃ (traditional birth attendant)
Camirand, Pascale. "Une perspective éthique et féministe de l'avortement comme décision reproductive." Mémoire, Université de Sherbrooke, 1994. http://hdl.handle.net/11143/9298.
Full textCaulier, Mathieu. "Faire le genre, défaire le féminisme : philanthropie, politiques de population et ONG de santé reproductive au Mexique." Paris, EHESS, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009EHES0344.
Full textThis work deals with hitorical connections binding global interventions developed by American philanthropic foundations on the one hand and Population Control organizations on the other hand. These governementality policies were connected to the ation of feminist movements regarding population issues and reproductive health. It is through a complex and tight framework of relationships and positions in several social fields that tese different actors produced the reform of population policies and brought new gender norms in the global agenda. Gender norms that materialize in local and national fields. Mexico is the country of an antrhopological study focusing on the agents, both transnational and local, that built this political revolution. Feminist organizations, academic research centers, reprodutive health organizations and donors were gathered in a sociological space of gender focused public policies and subcontracting NGOs. The impact this had, and still has, on Mexican feminist movements represents another part of the dissertation analyzing the rise of certain groups of institutional agents to the detriment of activists and "autonomist" feminists. Finally, the force and presence of feminism within Mexican society was evaluated through the dimenssion and concept of the imaginary institution of feminism in Mexico
Vialle, Manon. "Infertilité "normale" vs infertilité "pathologique" : une opposition en question : normes et pratiques françaises de l'AMP face à l'infertilité féminine liée à l'âge." Thesis, Paris, EHESS, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017EHES0159.
Full textGrowth in age-related female infertility in European and North American societies raises demands for assisted reproductive technologies (ART) and leads each society to question its standards and practices. In France, this question reveals the specificity of the bioethics model that frames the techniques of ART, as well as its increasing tensions and contradictions. The particularity of this model is to present itself as strictly "therapeutic" and to rely on the opposition between "normal" infertility and "pathological" infertility. This opposition encourages one another, with a more moral connotation, that distinguishes a legitimate ART and an ART called "personal convenience", legitimizing a social and medical discourse that is particularly conservative and reactive in the face of prospects for the use of medical techniques for the purpose to mitigate female infertility related to age.Based on two surveys, one with ART professionals and the other with women facing age-related infertility, this thesis proposes to understand infertility in a pragmatic approach by adopting a relational approach. It thus reveals that the rules governing access to ART in France and social discourse, based on the opposition between the two types of infertilities, are based on a too narrow, simplified and, in the end, not taking into consideration the view of infertility itself. Our research makes it possible to discover the existence of normative referents not taken into account by this model, which are nevertheless central in the practices of professionals and women. This thesis opens up a more complex approach to infertility that is both biological, but also and always social, relational and temporal
Sighoko, Mawadzoue Frida Dominique. "Cancers du sein (féminin) et du foie en Afrique de l’Ouest : évolution temporelle de l’incidence et évaluation des facteurs de risque en Gambie et au Mali." Thesis, Lyon 1, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011LYO10297/document.
Full textIn Sub-Saharan Africa, the exact burden of cancer remains largely unknown and understudied. The Gambia and Mali are among the few African countries with operational population-based cancer registries. Data from 1988 to 2006 for the Gambia and from 1987 to 2009 for Bamako-Mali were used to analyze the incidence rates according to age, sex and ethnicity and to characterize the profile of women with breast and liver cancers. The data were arbitrarily divided into two periods, 1988-1997 and 1998-2006 for the Gambia and 1987-1997, 1998-2009 for Bamako- Mali. In addition to this, a case-control study evaluating the risk factors associated with the reproductive life of women with breast cancer was conducted in Mali. In both countries, breast cancer in women is characterized by a predominance of premenopausal cancers. These women are mostly parous with a median age at diagnosis in the age group 40-45 years. The case-control study showed a significant association between late age at menarche and increased risk of developing breast cancer in pre-menopausal women against a decrease in risk among post menopausal women. Concerning liver cancer, while the incidence rate was relatively stable among males in the Gambia, it was increasing among females of this country. In contrary, in Mali, a gradual decline and homogeneous in the incidence of liver cancer was observed over the years and for both sexes. Further studies are needed to characterize the biological profile of breast cancer and risk factors associated with it, but also to assess the role of obesity and exposure to aflatoxin B1 in order to understand the trends observed in liver cancer in West Africa
Paris, Myriam. "« Nous qui versons la vie goutte à goutte » : féminisme et économie reproductive : une sociohistoire du pouvoir colonial à La Réunion." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 1, 2018. https://buadistant.univ-angers.fr/login?url=https://bibliotheque.lefebvre-dalloz.fr/secure/isbn/9782247201327.
Full textThis dissertation shows how, in the aftermath of 1945, a movement of Reunionese women politicized an experience the majority of them shared; being subjected to a colonial power organizing maternal labor. They self-identified as those “who shed life drop by drop”. Whilst putting these movement’s feminist and anticolonial claims in context, this dissertation outlines the socio-history of the reproductive economy to which they are subject. Further, this text traces the emergence and the transformations of the social and political organization of reproductive labor in La Réunion up to the late 1970s, intersecting with gender, race, and class social dimensions. Throughout the analysis, milk, the vital product of their labor, flows through this study beginning with a focus on enslaved wet nurses in the 19th century and ending with the milk powder distributed as part of a welfare policy in the 1960s introduced by the French Prime Minister Debré. Drawing on administrative and political archives, this dissertation examines the norms, procedures, and political strategies that invent and reinvent the colonial art of governing through the organization and control of human reproduction
Lemonnier, Clara. "Quêtes de soins au féminin. Une ethnographie des « maux de femmes » et du pluralisme thérapeutique en Médoc (France)." Thesis, Bordeaux, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016BORD0084/document.
Full textThis thesis in medical anthropology explores the diversity of knowledge and care practices dedicated to prevention and treatment of health problems considered as specifically feminine in rural France. The ethnography was conducted in the Medoc peninsula, an area where nature related imaginary leads to representations between fantasy and stigmas from the local population. It is also an area discussed for its medical desertification alike other French rural areas. In this context, observations and qualitative interviews were conducted with about sixty women and forty care actors with various profiles in order to understand and present the contours and dynamics of local therapeutic pluralism dedicated to “women health issues”. This operational category stands for all illness, sickness and diseases, often sensitive, taboo and revealed to me in confidence. This thesis enlightens women’s diverse uses of healthcare in their singular therapeutic itineraries, made of biomedical care, specialized or not in the sexual and reproductive health sector, of non-conventional or alternative medicines and of domestic cares. The overall reflection addresses the complementarity of treatments developed by users of therapeutic pluralism in their quest for health, and questions women’s personal quest according to the way treatments normalize or not their practices, make them actor of their own health or not, or re-invent or re-conduct gender norms
Landry, Marie-Pier, and Marie-Pier Landry. "Expériences de violence obstétricale en milieu hospitalier québécois : une analyse féministe intersectionnelle." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/37091.
Full textCette recherche qualitative a pour objectif de comprendre les expériences de violence obstétricales au Québec, à partir des témoignages de femmes ayant participé à un entretien. La violence obstétricale est une forme de violence systémique envers les femmes, vécue dans le cadre des soins entourant la grossesse et l’accouchement. Une analyse de contenu thématique des entretiens relève les principaux thèmes abordés, dont plusieurs se trouvent dans les écrits scientifiques : la déshumanisation et la violence psychologique, la violence physique et sexuelle, les relations avec le personnel soignant, la surmédicalisation de l’enfantement et les contraintes organisationnelles, le non-respect des droits et les répercussions de l’expérience difficile ou négative. Des participantes ont aussi exprimé certaines stratégies d’agentivité s’étant déployées durant leur grossesse et leur accouchement et certaines ont nommé des expériences positives s’étant produites parallèlement aux difficultés rencontrées. L’analyse intersectionnelle des résultats suggère que les expériences de violence obstétricale prennent place sur les plans structurels, disciplinaires, hégémoniques, interpersonnels et expérientiels. Les formations sociales soulevées par les femmes rencontrées (orientation sexuelle, langue parlée, nationalité et origine socioculturelle) ont démontré que le fait de se trouver à l’intersection de plusieurs formes d’oppression rend les expériences uniques pour chaque femme ou groupe de femmes. Il parait ainsi important de s’intéresser aux personnes pouvant se trouver dans toutes les intersections pouvant se juxtaposer à l’oppression de sexe dans l’étude de la violence obstétricale. L’évaluation de la prévalence de cette forme de violence et des pistes d’action devraient être envisagées rapidement par les différents acteurs concernés.
The objective of this qualitative study is to understand experiences of obstetric violence in Quebec, through a series of first-hand accounts from women who participated in an interview process. Obstetric violence is a form of systemic violence against women, experienced in the context of healthcare services related to pregnancy and childbirth. An analysis of the thematic content of the interviews reveals the following primary themes, several of which also appear in scientific articles: dehumanization and psychological violence, physical and sexual violence, relationships to caregivers, the over-medicalization of childbirth and organizational constraints, lack of respect for individual rights and the difficult or negative effects of the experience. Some participants also expressed strategies used to gain agency during pregnancy and childbirth and some named positive experiences that occurred in parallel with the difficulties they encountered. Intersectional analysis of the results suggests that experiences of obstetric violence take place on structural, disciplinary, hegemonic, interpersonal and experiential levels. The forms of socialization brought up by the women interviewed (sexual orientation, language, nationality and sociocultural background) showed that being at the intersection of several forms of oppression makes the experience unique for each woman or group of women. It therefore seems important, in studying obstetric violence, to take a specific interest in mothers who may find themselves at any intersection that may be juxtaposed with gendered oppression. Assessment of the prevalence of this type of violence and potential courses of action should be considered quickly by the different actors concerned.
The objective of this qualitative study is to understand experiences of obstetric violence in Quebec, through a series of first-hand accounts from women who participated in an interview process. Obstetric violence is a form of systemic violence against women, experienced in the context of healthcare services related to pregnancy and childbirth. An analysis of the thematic content of the interviews reveals the following primary themes, several of which also appear in scientific articles: dehumanization and psychological violence, physical and sexual violence, relationships to caregivers, the over-medicalization of childbirth and organizational constraints, lack of respect for individual rights and the difficult or negative effects of the experience. Some participants also expressed strategies used to gain agency during pregnancy and childbirth and some named positive experiences that occurred in parallel with the difficulties they encountered. Intersectional analysis of the results suggests that experiences of obstetric violence take place on structural, disciplinary, hegemonic, interpersonal and experiential levels. The forms of socialization brought up by the women interviewed (sexual orientation, language, nationality and sociocultural background) showed that being at the intersection of several forms of oppression makes the experience unique for each woman or group of women. It therefore seems important, in studying obstetric violence, to take a specific interest in mothers who may find themselves at any intersection that may be juxtaposed with gendered oppression. Assessment of the prevalence of this type of violence and potential courses of action should be considered quickly by the different actors concerned.
Grino, Claire. "Corps, genre et nouvelles technologies biomédicales : reconfigurations antinaturalistes au sein des théories féministes." Thesis, Paris 1, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA010523/document.
Full textThe biological materiality of the human body has become an object of unprecedented interventions through “new biomedical technologies” as medically assisted procreation, genetic tests, or hormonal contraception. This thesis interrogates the difficulties inherent to anti-naturalist approaches in order to address the biological dimension of sexed bodies. “One is not born a woman, one becomes one”, but is this also true for the body? The analytical frames of materialist or deconstructivist feminism cannot cease the modalities through which biomedical technologies invest the flesh. Do biomedical technologies make constructivist approaches obsolete through the revenge of a biological – hormonal, genetic, molecular – ground that tops the anatomical effects of socialization? Partisans of a feminist “material turn” seem to think so. After analyzing how the molecular biology revolution changes the very concept of nature in defining it as “life itself”, I offer an alternative interpretation by defining biomedical technologies as technologies of power that stem from a molecular biopolitics of gender. Instead of overturning constructivist perspectives, these new social mediations (residing on a new epistemic paradigm) help understanding a shift in what has been seen as the limits of gender. This shift creates unprecedented identities, experiences and subjectivities of gender. In exposing the coordinates of the biomedical apparatus, this comparative study between disciplinary techniques and molecular biopolitics of gender pleads for a renewed anti-naturalist critique that takes the form of a critique of technology in order to allow for a collective appropriation of biomedical technologies
Chehih-Ramdani, Fatma. "La position américaine lors des conférences onusiennes sur les femmes : 1975-1995." Paris 3, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA030062.
Full textUsing the four United Nations conferences organized between 1975 and 1995, the purpose of this dissertation is to analyse US and UN relations from a population and development perspective, and more specifically women’s issues. At the intersection of domestic policy and foreign policy, this study covers an interesting period. In the national arena, the time frame opposes the feminist movement and the Christian Right. The Equal Right Amendment vote by the Congress and the legalisation of abortion helped the feminist movement to change the social order and thus galvanized the Christian Right, making them determined to impose their values. In the international arena, the G77 new political authority challenged American supremacy. The feminist organizations then used the United Nations as an alternative claim arena and progressively succeeded in imposing their agenda. By focusing on the evolution of the specific role American feminist organizations played in the framing of the “reproductive right” concept at the core of the population discourse in the United Nations, this empirical study sheds some light on both American democracy at work at the United Nations and its broader social dimension. This new paradigm in the population discourse illustrates how civil society has become an important component in international policy framing
Segura, Agnès. "Après une fausse couche précoce, les enjeux psychiques du devenir mère : une étude clinique et longitudinale du premier mois de la grossesse au quatrième mois du bébé." Thesis, Bourgogne Franche-Comté, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020UBFCC001.
Full textOne in four pregnancies is interrupted as a result of early miscarriage. This "loss" is difficult to characterise because of the precocity of pregnan-cy and the ambiguous and fuzzy status of the em-bryo. During a pregnancy following a miscarriage, its experience tends to be reactualised, which would hinder the psychic processes of becoming a mother.Hypotheses: 1. Refreshing the "female anxieties" 2. Risk of topical collapse and denial of ambivalence 3. Reactivation of what was cleaved 4. Withdrawal of the father 5. Disturbance of the quality of the parent-baby relationshipMethodology: prospective, longitudinal and qualita-tive research with psychoanalysis as reference. The population is made up of eight participants with their spouses. Five semi-structured clinical inter-views: in the first, second and third trimesters of pregnancy, then at one and four months after the birth of the baby. Two self-questionnaires: the EPDS, to measure the risk of depression and prena-tal attachment (PAI); Inkblot (Rorschach) andTAT test (2nd trimester) and the drawing of the family tree (3rd quarter);Evaluation with the baby's Brazelton (NBAS) scale at month 1 and filmed interaction time (IPC) at month 4Results and analysis: 3 cases studies are built. The results show globally a validation of the hypotheses: during the pregnancy following an early miscarriage the anxieties of the female are reactualised and exac-erbated because of the loss experienced in the body as real.The miscarriage becomes an "attractor" of experienced suffering in representation, "waking up" isolated zones and un-symbolized experiences. Experiences of ambi-guity emerge both at the individual level and from the parental couple leading to generational confusion. The updated female anxieties associated with the psychic rearrangements induced by the state of pregnancy al-lowed that the subject take the status of equivalents affects. During the next pregnancy, one of the fate of this wrenching is, by a possible figuration of these test-ed, to become a loss.Interest: Pay attention to an event that seems "ordi-nary", but which resonates with archaic tests
Courcy, Isabelle. "Le sport comme espace de reproduction et de contestation des représentations stéréotypées de la féminité." Thèse, 2006. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/15462.
Full textSeery, Annabelle. "Travail de reproduction sociale, travail rémunéré et mouvement des femmes : constats, perceptions et propositions des jeunes féministes québécoises." Mémoire, 2012. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/5221/1/M12715.pdf.
Full textCouture, Vincent. "Perceptions éthiques de la procréatique par ses utilisateurs." Thèse, 2006. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/15804.
Full textMartin, Sylvie. "L’utérus artificiel ou l’effacement du corps maternel : de l’obstétrique à la machinique." Thèse, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/4701.
Full textFaced with the present development of artificial womb technology, this master thesis aims to comprehend its sociohistorical origins and logic. Making use of a « cartography of the present » method of analysis, we start off by establishing the empirical constitution of ectogenesis, such as it is expressed in laboratory research and actual expert discourses on the subject. This preliminary analysis enables us to draw the problematic question of the erasure of the maternal body from the scene of reproduction, which we frame in a sociohistorical and anthropological perspective. Our principal hypothesis states that the artificial womb represents a radical outcome of current social representations and practices. Therefore, we try to trace the path of this radicalization by scrutinizing assisted procreation, from the medieval midwives’ practice to modern obstetrics and contemporary techno-maternity. Thus the genealogy of the increasing medicalization, pathologization, and technicization of the maternal body serves to identify the social construction of a mechanical maternity. In other words, we argue that our present mode of procreation continually erases the body and thus sets the scene for the implantation of the artificial womb.
Héroux, Geneviève. "Le Mur dans la tête, vingt ans plus tard : législation sur l'avortement et discours féministes." Thèse, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/4728.
Full textThis MA thesis is about abortion in Germany over the past twenty years. The first part will focus on one hand on the different laws regarding abortion in the two German states before the events of 1989 and on the other hand on the analysis of the discourse held by West and East German feminist movements regarding abortion. The second part will examine the debate surrounding abortion during the Reunification process. Indeed, the abortion law of the German Democratic Republic was much more liberal than the one of the Federal Republic of Germany and the majority of citizens and politicians of the former GDR refused that the West German restrictive law was simply to be extended to the reunified Germany. A debate followed that quickly became a kind of symbol of the division that existed between East and West Germans but also between feminists from the new and old Länder. Finally, in 1995, a new law was passed by Parliament, legislation that still governs abortion today. Twenty years after the Berlin Wall fell, the debate about abortion rose up in the headlines again with a new bill aimed at restricting abortion access after the 12th week of pregnancy. The third part will therefore focus on this more topical debate and examine whether the East-West division regarding abortion at the time of the Reunification still exists today in Germany which, according to the findings of this MA thesis, seems to be quite the case.
Diese Magisterarbeit bezieht sich auf Abtreibung in Deutschland in den letzten zwanzig Jahren. Der erste Teil beschäftigt sich einerseits mit den unterschiedlichen Gesetzen der zwei deutschen Staaten bezüglich Abtreibung vor den Ereignissen von 1989 und andererseits mit der Analyse des jeweiligen feministischen Diskurses zu Abtreibung in Ost- und Westdeutschland. Der zweite Teil wird die Debatte über Abtreibung während des Wiedervereinigungsprozesses untersuchen. In der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik war das Abtreibungsgesetz liberaler als in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland und die Mehrheit der Bürger und Politiker der ehemaligen DDR lehnte es ab, das restriktive westdeutsche Gesetz auf das wiedervereinigte Deutschland einfach auszudehnen. Es folgte eine Debatte, die schnell eine Art Symbol der Spaltung wurde, nicht nur zwischen den Ost- und Westdeutschen, sondern auch zwischen den Feministinnen der neuen und alten Länder. 1995 verabschiedete schlieβlich das Parlament ein neues Gesetz, das bis heute die Abtreibung regelt. Zwanzig Jahre nach dem Mauerfall ist die Debatte über die Abtreibung durch einen Gesetzentwurf wieder entflammt, der die Verschärfung der Abtreibungsbestimmungen nach der 12. Schwangerschaftswoche vorsieht. Der dritte Teil der Magisterarbeit wird sich auf diese aktuelle Debatte beziehen und untersuchen, ob die Ost-West-Spaltung bezüglich der Abtreibung zur Zeit der Wiedervereinigung noch heute vorhanden ist. Nach den Schlussfolgerungen dieser Magisterarbeit scheint das der Fall zu sein.