I Want to Zoom with the Baby in My Womb: Pregnancy During the Pandemic
In this personal essay Cleo Hanaway-Oakley reflects on being pregnant during the pandemic and the importance of ultrasound scan imagery.
Imagining Abortion: Foetal Personhood and Leni Zumas’ Red Clocks (2018)
In her paper, presented at the Representing Women’s Health conference’s “Speculative Fiction” panel, Jo Rodgers explores foetal personhood through feminist New Materialism. In her 2018 novel Red Clocks, Leni Zumas imagines a near-future USA
Climate Change and Pregnancy in Naomi Booth’s Sealed and Marian Womack’s Lost Objects
In his paper, presented at the Representing Women’s Health conference’s “Speculative Fiction” panel, Jonathan Thornton explores the interconnected anxieties of pregnancy and climate change. In a report in Global Health Action in 2013, ‘Climate