MA Rodante v.der Waal
PhD-candidate Care Ethics; Lecturer
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wetenschappelijk personeel, Leerstoel Zorgethiek
Rodante (she/they) works as an independent midwife in Amsterdam and as a PhD-student at the University of Humanistic Studies, Utrecht. In her PhD-study, she investigates obstetric violence from the perspectives of intersectional feminism, postcolonial theory, and care-ethics.
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Selection of publications:
2022. Van der Waal, R & Mayra, K. Obstetric Violence, book chapter in: Comprehensive Guide of Gender-Based Violence (ed. Parveen Ali & Michaela Rodgers). Springer Nature, forthcoming.
2022. Van der Waal, R., Schoof, K., van Rooden, A. Unsettling the fertility-coloniality-subjectivity triad: The re-imagination of fecundity in Lispector’s The Passion According to G.H. Angelaki, accepted.
2022. Van der Waal, R., Mayra, K., Horn, A., Chadwick, R. Obstetric violence: An intersectional refraction through abolition feminism. Feminist Anthropology, forthcoming.
2022. CMS-COLLECTIVE, A call for critical midwifery studies: Confronting systemic injustice in sexual, reproductive, maternal, and newborn care. Birth: Issues in Prenatal Care.
2021. Van der Waal, R. & van Nistelrooij, I. Re-imagining relationality: Understanding reproductive violence as separation. Nursing Ethics.
20211. Van der Waal, R., Mitchell, V., van Nistelrooij, I., Bozalek, V. Obstetric violence within students’ rite of passage: The reproduction of the obstetric subject and its racialized (m)other. Agenda.
2020. Van der Waal, R. & Hermsen, J. Violence Against Women: Murder, Subjectivity and Childbirth, in Biopodor Y Derecho. Violencia contra las mujeres, ed. Javier Blázquez Ruiz, F. Navarra: Thomas Reuters Limited.
2019. Van der Waal, R. & Van Nistelrooij, I. Moederschap en geboorte: relationaliteit als alternatieve ethische benadering. TGE, 29, nr. 2.
2018. Van der Waal, R. The Pregnant Posthuman, in Posthuman Glossary, ed. Braidotti, R. and Hlavajova, B. Londen: Bloomsbury Academic. Publicatoi