Breastwork is a fantastically written and available guide to the numerous unexplored cultural meanings of breastfeeding in contemporary society. Of all our bodily functions, lactation is probably probably the most mysterious and least understood. Promoted basically when it comes to its dietary benefits to infants, its place -- or loss of it -- in Western tradition stays virtually unexplored. Bartlett’s travels by method of this neglected maternal terrain are each intriguing and provoking, as she exhibits how breastfeeding generally is a transformative act, somewhat than a moral duty.
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