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El silencio social que se construye en torno al aborto inducido

The social construction of silence surrounding induced abortion
Authors: Ortega Larrea, Susana; García Orellán, Rosa; Ortega Larrea, Ana;

El silencio social que se construye en torno al aborto inducido

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Objetivo: analizar la experiencia de las mujeres que han tenido un aborto y las consecuencias dolorosas que dicha práctica produce en la vida y en el cuerpo de las mujeres, así como averiguar si existe un apoyo social para la mujer que ha abortado, y un marco para afrontar sus consecuencias. Metodología: se realiza una Investigación cualitativa fenomenológica basada en las fuentes orales a través de entrevistas semiestructuradas, con el fin de estudiar los relatos de 20 mujeres sometidas a un aborto inducido. Resultados: los aspectos que derivan del silencio social son la percepción social de que el aborto carece de importancia y el tabú del aborto relacionado con el biopoder que se ejerce sobre el cuerpo de las mujeres. Conclusión: se habla del aborto y se discuten aspectos sociales y legales morales o políticos, pero se ignora aquello que trasciende más allá del propio acto reduciéndolo a esquemas ideológicos.

Purpose: to analyze the experience of women who have had an abortion and the damaging consequences of abortion in their lives and their bodies. The purpose is also to find out whether there exists any social structure or support for women who have had an abortion. Methodology: The study followed a qualitative methodology, using Phenomenological Analysis, in order to study twenty women’s narratives about their own induced abortion. Results: The aspects derived from social silence are the following: social perception about the insignificance of abortion, the taboo of abortion related to the bio-power imposed on women’s body. Conclusion: Abortion is discussed in terms of legal, social, moral or political aspects; however what transcends the abortions itself is ignored, as abortion is socially reduced to ideological schemes.

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Biopower, Aborto inducido, Induced abortion, Biopoder, Taboo, Tabú, Biopoder., Social silence, Silencio social

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