>
>Several of you have asked for references to Penny Van Esterik's work on
>breastfeeding promotion and feminism:
>
>Van Esterik, P.
>
>1989 Beyond the Breast-Bottle Controversy.  New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers
>University Press.
>
>1992  Women, Work, and Breastfeeding.  Cornell International Nutrition
>Monograph No. 23, Ithaca, New York.
>
>1994  Breastfeeding in feminism.  International Journal of Gynecology and
>Obstretrics (Supplement) 47:41-54.  I believe this whole supplement is
>devoted to breastfeeding issues.  Page numbers may be 541-554.  Some
>confusion here.  Title may also be Breastfeeding *and* feminism.  Sorry for
>the confusion.
>
>1994  Breastfeeding: A Feminist Issue.  WABA Activity Sheet #4.  Penang,
>Malaysia.
>
>1994  Lessons from our Lives: Breastfeeding in a personal context.  Journal
>of Human Lactation 10(2):71-74.
>
>1995  Thank you breasts: Breastfeeding as a global feminist issue.  In
>Ethnographic Feminisms, edited by S. Cole and L. Phillips, pp. 75-91.
>Ottawa, Canada: Carleton University Press.
>
>Anyway, Penny is a very powerful writer -- and a wonderful person too!  She
>went to China to the big conference on women's rights.  She is currently
>working on a book called "Breastfeeding and the Empowerment of Women."  She
>is a professor of anthropology at York University in Ontario, Canada.
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Anthropology Department                               phone: (409) 845-5256
Texas A&M University                                    fax: (409) 845-4070
College Station, TX  77843-4352