中国女性在生殖和社交媒体中的修辞能动性

Proceedings of the 37th ACM International Conference on the Design of Communication Pub Date : 2019-10-04 DOI:10.1145/3328020.3353910

Hua Wang

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本研究调查了20位孕妇和新妈妈在2017/2018年度中国排名第一的分娩和育儿应用“宝宝树”上的帖子，看看这些女性是如何将怀孕和育儿的具体经历写进网络叙事和故事中的。本研究还探讨了女性如何回应中国占主导地位和霸权的医疗保健和医疗话语和实践，同时通过在线写作在政治和经济上主张她们的修辞代理。

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Chinese women's rhetorical agency in reproduction and social media

This research examines twenty pregnant women's and new mothers' posts on the 2017/2018 number-one childbirth and parenting app in China, named Baby Tree, to see how these women have written their embodied experience of pregnancy and mothering into the online narratives and stories. This study also examines how women respond to China's dominant and hegemonic healthcare and medical discourse and practice while simultaneously asserting their rhetorical agency politically and economically through online writing.

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