the Female Body GOVERNING

302
Derrida, Jacques, 68, 70–71
DES, 160, 180
determinism: genes and, 56; social,
32
Deveaux, Monique, 257, 268n1
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of
Mental Disorders (DSM), 76–77, 122,
127, 135, 150–51
Diamond, Irene, 268n1
Diaz, Cameron, 216
Dickinson, Robert L., 163
disciplinary society, 114, 137, 146,
149, 151–52
Discipline and Punish (Foucault), 117
discipline and self-discipline, 114–15,
119; biopower and, 117–18, 131n2,
137, 235, 255; capitalism and,
137, 149; and control, 137, 146;
of female body, 215, 234, 235,
243–44; Foucault on, 4–5, 117,
137; and IVF, 233, 235, 243–46,
248; labor and, 136, 148–49; and
normalization, 206, 207
discourses of the interior, 118–19
divorce, 80n1
DNA, 282–83; not stable blueprint,
13, 288–89
Doctors’ Case Against the Pill, The
(Seaman), 159–60
Dogma, 219, 224
Dreger, Alice D., 272, 274
Du Gay, Paul, 35
Durrheim, Kevin, 253, 255, 256, 264
Dusk Till Dawn, 224
Echols, Alice, 1
Ehrenreich, Barbara, 100, 105
Eli Lilly and Company, 123, 127,
132n7
embodiment, 32–33
empowerment of women, 14, 114,
249; and breast cancer survivors,
2, 3, 94, 105; feminist agenda
on, 199–200; and online health
groups, 42, 48, 51–52, 55, 56; and
women’s magazines, 10, 21
endocrinology, 276–78, 280
Enough, 220
Epstein, Steven, 92
Index
essentialism, 20, 32, 129, 263, 265,
267
Estefan, Gloria, 216
eugenics, 51, 55; and overpopulation
portrayal, 162, 163, 180
Fafl ick, Philip, 63
family: breast cancer portrayed as
threat to, 107; and governance,
61, 254, 260; Internet addiction
leading to neglect of, 10–11, 59,
66–67, 72–73
fantasies: and Internet, 66, 70;
and lesbian s/m, 8, 259, 261,
265; patriarchal, 21, 34; and
psychoanalysis, 33; scientifi c,
31–32; of self-control, 31; in soap
operas, 34; as social projection, 33
Farrell, Glenda, 65–68, 75–76,
78–79
Fausto-Sterling, Anne, 271, 274, 275,
280, 289
Female Grotesque, The (Russo), 131n5
feminism: consciousness-raising by,
1, 14; and Foucault, 2, 253–54,
256, 257; and governmentality,
255–57; grotesque imagery in,
131n5; and media, 21–22, 113,
202; and postfeminism, 121–22,
128; race and class biases of, 7, 12,
22; second wave of, 1, 6, 64, 128,
129, 153n8; used in advertising,
11, 112–13, 121–22, 128–29;
women’s empowerment agenda of,
199–200; and women’s magazines,
21–22
Ferguson, Marjorie, 20
Ferraro, Susan, 106
54 (fi lm), 219, 224
Figert, Anne E., 122–23, 132n6
First, Do No Harm (Greenfi eld), 159
Flores, Juan, 211
Food and Drug Administration
(FDA), 160, 176, 182n9
Fools Rush In, 215
Forbes, DeAnn, 102
Ford, Betty, 86
Foucault, Governmentality, and Cultural
Studies, 91