The Woman in the Body: A Cultural Analysis of Reproduction Paperback – August 1, 2001

I bought this book for a college course. It was what I needed it to be- good info and in good condition.

And boy did I feel like a woman reading this one. I didn't finish it though and when I skipped ahead, it started to sound overly analytical and pretentious. However, I can't talk down this anthropologist. She has so much to offer anthropology and is truly gifted in her influential writing, the detailed subject matter, the matter of fact-but still emotional language is intriguing. I wish I could speak to her!

What a great shock. I wish all my future needs can be handled by only you. Sometimes I am a bit hesitant about the review. In a large part, I think it is a hoax. Today I hereby purge myself of that perception. You just did excellently. I am very glad that I have a new look of a supposed used book.

Being a woman still in the child birthing it really opened my eyes how a male dominant world make a woman feel she has no choices! Emily Martin even goes into the aspects of menopause and a woman's period and why some feel so ashamed by it. It definitely is a must read for Anthropology students!

Needed for an anthropology class. Good read.

Exactly as described. Thank you.

Everything A-OK.

Book was required reading for a class.