DES Daughters, Embodied Knowledge, and the Transformation of Women's Health Politics in the Late Twentieth Century by Susan E. Bell
How a health disaster helped give rise to the feminist health care movement
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Acknowledgments
Introduction: Connecting Lives, Texts, and Social Change
1. A History of DES
2. Narratives and Lives: The Politics of Knowing for DES Daughters
3. Becoming a Mother after DES
4. Remapping DES Bodies
5. Power, Knowledge, and DES
6. Healthy Baby Girls
Conclusion: Performing DES , Embodying a Health Movement
Notes
References
Index