Browsing Research Articles (Sociology) by UP Author "Chadwick, Rachelle Joy"

Browsing Research Articles (Sociology) by UP Author "Chadwick, Rachelle Joy"

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  • ‘Bodies that birth’ and the violence it bears : in conversation with Rachelle Chadwick 
    Mayra, Kaveri; Van der Waal, Rodante; Chadwick, Rachelle Joy (Routledge, 2021)
    Rachelle Chadwick has been a crucial voice in theorising and exploring obstetric violence in the global south, especially in South Africa. Chadwick has published widely on reproductive politics, birth narratives, critical ...
  • Breaking the frame : obstetric violence and epistemic rupture 
    Chadwick, Rachelle Joy (Routledge, 2021)
    The concept of ‘obstetric violence’ has emerged as an important legal and activist tool in the global quest for humane, equitable, and respectful maternal and intrapartum care. Over the last decade or so, the term has been ...
  • Good birth narratives : diverse South African women's perspectives 
    Chadwick, Rachelle Joy (Elsevier, 2019-10)
    BACKGROUND : There is currently a substantial international research focus on issues relating to childbirth distress, traumatic birth and negative birth experiences. Less research attention has been paid to women's narratives ...
  • Methodologies of voice : towards posthuman voice analytics 
    Chadwick, Rachelle Joy (Elsevier, 2020-11)
    This paper rethinks the concept of voice in ways that resist normative humanist assumptions and explores the possibilities of an alternative posthuman ontologics of voice for qualitative praxis. I sketch the contours of ...
  • On reproductive violence : framing notes 
    Chadwick, Rachelle Joy; Mavuso, Jabulile Mary-Jane Jace (Routledge, 2021)
    Who decides what is called out as violence? Who determines the forms of violence we are allowed, and permit ourselves, to see?”
  • Reproductive governance and the affective economy 
    Mavuso, Jabulile Mary-Jane Jace; Chadwick, Rachelle Joy (Sage, 2022-11)
    The governance of reproductive practices, processes, decision-making, experiences, desires, subjectivities, and bodies has received and continues to receive significant attention in feminist efforts to name and resist ...
  • Theorizing voice : toward working otherwise with voices 
    Chadwick, Rachelle Joy (Sage, 2021-02)
    This article provides an overview of the ways in which ‘voice’ has been engaged, defined and valorized in qualitative research and argues that alternative imaginings and conceptualizations of ‘voice’ are needed if we are ...