Limor Meoded Danon
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 207571 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Limor Meoded Danon |
| NOMBRES | Limor Meoded |
| APELLIDO | Danon |
| FIRMA | DANON L M |
| AFILIACIONES | Bar-Ilan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3584-8645 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 31 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2015 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Uncertainty and Luck Discourses in Intersex/VSC Reproduction and Family-building Journeys
Imagining and Preventing the Future Existence of Bodies with Variations in Sex Characteristics
The diagnosis of bodies with variations in sex characteristics (VSC) is a powerful social act that affects the social realities of patients, doctors, and families. This process includes an imagined connection between various biological characteristics and sociocultural norms of gender and fertility. We studied how Israeli medical professionals approach VSC in fertility and prenatal settings. Our research considered two contrasting trends: the gro…
Temporal sociomedical approaches to intersex* bodies
Psychosocial approaches and discursive gaps in intersex healthcare
In the past several decades, conflicting discourses have coexisted in the field of intersex studies, including the pathologising discourse of the biomedical disciplines and the affirmative, subjective psychosocial discourse of people born with intersex bodies and their advocates. Intersex activists call for a positive discourse on intersex bodies and a humanistic healthcare approach that accepts and protects intersex bodily autonomy to replace co…
The Parental Struggle With the Israeli Genital Socialization Process
The focus of this article is on how parents of children with 'nonnormative' genitalia cope with the conflict between the genital socialization process and their children's genital autonomy in the Israeli medical-sociocultural context. Based on a qualitative narrative study that included 18 parents of children born with atypical genitalia and 23 parents who had chosen not to circumcise their sons, I compare parents' experiences and perceptions of …
Comparing contemporary medical treatment practices aimed at intersex/DSD bodies in Israel and Germany
Recently, new laws and medical guidelines in many countries have prohibited early genital surgeries and irreversible medical treatment for intersexed babies. Following the passing of the German law that allows parents to register intersexed babies with no sex/gender, and after the establishment of new medical guidelines for intersexed patients in Israel, this study aims to examine the current medical policies regarding intersexed bodies at DSD ce…
Time matters for intersex bodies
Between Concealing and Revealing Intersexed Bodies
Parents of intersex children are perceived in many studies as hopeless, highly dependent on the medical system, and as gate keepers of normative gendered bodies. In this article, we challenge these perceptions and argue that parents of intersex children are problematically positioned between their children's needs for care and well-being and the socialmedical forces that aim to "normalize" them. Their in-between position leads them to establish d…
"Between My Body and My "Dead Body
This article is based on narrative research that focuses on corporeal experience during coma and during the rehabilitation process. Seventeen participants from different areas of Israel who had been in various kinds of coma states reveal what the corporeal experience of coma is. The participants are divided into three types of narrative protagonists-"dead-alive," "rational," and "emissaries." Each of the participants redefined the boundaries of t…
The Body/Secret Dynamic
Intersexed subjects experience their bodies through the repercussions of treatment policies implemented in their bodies at birth and throughout their lives. Secrets and secrecy comprise a major element of the treatment policy toward intersexed subjects in Israel and act as a disciplining and normalizing force in the life experience of intersexed subjects. This article presents case studies of intersexed adults, subjects through whom we can learn …
Time matters for intersex bodies
Comparing contemporary medical treatment practices aimed at intersex/DSD bodies in Israel and Germany
Recently, new laws and medical guidelines in many countries have prohibited early genital surgeries and irreversible medical treatment for intersexed babies. Following the passing of the German law that allows parents to register intersexed babies with no sex/gender, and after the establishment of new medical guidelines for intersexed patients in Israel, this study aims to examine the current medical policies regarding intersexed bodies at DSD ce…
Between Concealing and Revealing Intersexed Bodies
Parents of intersex children are perceived in many studies as hopeless, highly dependent on the medical system, and as gate keepers of normative gendered bodies. In this article, we challenge these perceptions and argue that parents of intersex children are problematically positioned between their children's needs for care and well-being and the socialmedical forces that aim to "normalize" them. Their in-between position leads them to establish d…
The Body/Secret Dynamic
Intersexed subjects experience their bodies through the repercussions of treatment policies implemented in their bodies at birth and throughout their lives. Secrets and secrecy comprise a major element of the treatment policy toward intersexed subjects in Israel and act as a disciplining and normalizing force in the life experience of intersexed subjects. This article presents case studies of intersexed adults, subjects through whom we can learn …
"Between My Body and My "Dead Body
This article is based on narrative research that focuses on corporeal experience during coma and during the rehabilitation process. Seventeen participants from different areas of Israel who had been in various kinds of coma states reveal what the corporeal experience of coma is. The participants are divided into three types of narrative protagonists-"dead-alive," "rational," and "emissaries." Each of the participants redefined the boundaries of t…
The Parental Struggle With the Israeli Genital Socialization Process
The focus of this article is on how parents of children with 'nonnormative' genitalia cope with the conflict between the genital socialization process and their children's genital autonomy in the Israeli medical-sociocultural context. Based on a qualitative narrative study that included 18 parents of children born with atypical genitalia and 23 parents who had chosen not to circumcise their sons, I compare parents' experiences and perceptions of …
The Body/Secret Dynamic
Intersexed subjects experience their bodies through the repercussions of treatment policies implemented in their bodies at birth and throughout their lives. Secrets and secrecy comprise a major element of the treatment policy toward intersexed subjects in Israel and act as a disciplining and normalizing force in the life experience of intersexed subjects. This article presents case studies of intersexed adults, subjects through whom we can learn …
"Between My Body and My "Dead Body
This article is based on narrative research that focuses on corporeal experience during coma and during the rehabilitation process. Seventeen participants from different areas of Israel who had been in various kinds of coma states reveal what the corporeal experience of coma is. The participants are divided into three types of narrative protagonists-"dead-alive," "rational," and "emissaries." Each of the participants redefined the boundaries of t…
Between Concealing and Revealing Intersexed Bodies
Parents of intersex children are perceived in many studies as hopeless, highly dependent on the medical system, and as gate keepers of normative gendered bodies. In this article, we challenge these perceptions and argue that parents of intersex children are problematically positioned between their children's needs for care and well-being and the socialmedical forces that aim to "normalize" them. Their in-between position leads them to establish d…
Time matters for intersex bodies
Comparing contemporary medical treatment practices aimed at intersex/DSD bodies in Israel and Germany
Recently, new laws and medical guidelines in many countries have prohibited early genital surgeries and irreversible medical treatment for intersexed babies. Following the passing of the German law that allows parents to register intersexed babies with no sex/gender, and after the establishment of new medical guidelines for intersexed patients in Israel, this study aims to examine the current medical policies regarding intersexed bodies at DSD ce…
Psychosocial approaches and discursive gaps in intersex healthcare
In the past several decades, conflicting discourses have coexisted in the field of intersex studies, including the pathologising discourse of the biomedical disciplines and the affirmative, subjective psychosocial discourse of people born with intersex bodies and their advocates. Intersex activists call for a positive discourse on intersex bodies and a humanistic healthcare approach that accepts and protects intersex bodily autonomy to replace co…
The Parental Struggle With the Israeli Genital Socialization Process
The focus of this article is on how parents of children with 'nonnormative' genitalia cope with the conflict between the genital socialization process and their children's genital autonomy in the Israeli medical-sociocultural context. Based on a qualitative narrative study that included 18 parents of children born with atypical genitalia and 23 parents who had chosen not to circumcise their sons, I compare parents' experiences and perceptions of …
Temporal sociomedical approaches to intersex* bodies
Imagining and Preventing the Future Existence of Bodies with Variations in Sex Characteristics
The diagnosis of bodies with variations in sex characteristics (VSC) is a powerful social act that affects the social realities of patients, doctors, and families. This process includes an imagined connection between various biological characteristics and sociocultural norms of gender and fertility. We studied how Israeli medical professionals approach VSC in fertility and prenatal settings. Our research considered two contrasting trends: the gro…
Uncertainty and Luck Discourses in Intersex/VSC Reproduction and Family-building Journeys
Sexual Differentiation and Disorders (9 obras) · Psychology (8 obras) · LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Social Psychology (5 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Reproductive Health and Technologies (4 obras) · Autonomy (3 obras) · Epistemology (3 obras)