Theoretical Approaches To Obstetric Practices Studies And Texts About Childbirth

DOI: http://doi.org/10.33876/2224-9680/2019-1-17/08

Abstract

The article reviews key Russian and foreign studies of perinatal culture. Explored are various theoretical approaches to studying and analyzing obstetric practices and texts about childbirth; also brought up is the diversity of problems, concepts and methods applied in studies of childbirth culture and obstetrics in Russian and foreign academia. Materials for the review and analysis are academic publications by Russian and English-language researchers of the last 40 years.

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