the Female Body GOVERNING

304
Grosz, Elizabeth, 271
Guattari, Felix, 9, 43
Gunn, Joshua, 112–30, 296
gyniatric apparatus, 11, 113–14,
115, 121; governance by, 121, 126,
129, 130; and postfeminism, 113,
124–25, 126–27
Haberlandt, Ludwig, 165
Habermas, Jurgen, 131n2
Hacker, Sandra, 59, 72–76, 78–79
Hagen, Elisabeth, 139
Hall, Stuart, 33, 35
Haraway, Donna, 142
Hardt, Michael, 115, 120
Hart, Lynda, 258
Hartley, John, 197
Hartley, Nina, 29
Hayek, Salma, 12, 215, 219–20, 221,
224
Hayworth, Rita, 216
health care: democratization of,
44; ethical abuses in, 91–92;
gendered disorders in, 60, 61;
informed consent in, 87, 91–92; in
Latino community, 226; medicalindustrial
complex in, 86, 91–92;
online discussion groups on, 41–
42, 45–46, 55; and postfeminism,
118–20; privatization and
personalization of, 41, 54–55,
56; as profi t-making industry,
119–20; public health campaigns,
187, 190–91, 192–93; rising costs
of, 91–92, 119; women’s health
movement, 86, 91, 159–60,
179–80; women’s responsibility for,
10, 51, 54–55, 234; and women’s
self-help, 30–31, 37n4, 41–42, 86
Heath, Deborah, 44, 234
History of Sexuality (Foucault), 1–2
HMOs (health maintenance
organizations), 119
Hoffman-Laroche, 176
Hollway, Wendy, 23
Hollywood: and governance, 196;
and Latinidad, 216–24
Holme, Ingrid, 271–91, 296
Index
homosexuality, 272, 274. See also
lesbians; lesbian sadomasochism
debate
Honey, 215
Horkheimer, Max, 193
hormone replacement therapy
(HRT), 45, 47–48, 127
Hornick, Robert C., 190
Human Fertilization and Embryology
Authority (HFEA), 237
hysteria, 2, 60, 77, 78
imprinting, cellular, 286, 288
Independence Day, 32
India, 189
individualization, 41, 43, 55, 56
International Conference on
Population and Development
(ICPD), 199, 200
Internet, 65; renaturalizes social
codes, 77–78; as new reality,
69–70. See also online health
groups
Internet addiction, 10–11; and
drug addiction, 70–71; gendered
treatment of, 9, 10, 60–61, 65,
69, 78, 79, 80; media reports on,
59, 65; and neglect of children
and family, 10–11, 59, 66–67,
72–73; and “presence,” 78; as
rejection of traditional female
role, 9, 72–75, 78. See also
computers
Internet Addiction Disorder (IAD),
59, 61, 79
in vitro fertilization (IVF):
disciplining women’s bodies
through, 233, 235, 243–46,
248; as extension of “natural”
reproduction, 234, 239–40, 248;
fi nancial cost of, 236; low success
rate of, 13, 235; men and, 234,
240–41, 245–48, 250n8; and
normative femininity, 13, 240–42;
rise of, 236–37; women’s selfblame
for failure of, 13, 242–47,
248–49; and women’s “selfi shness,”
13, 238–40