|| || I N D E X Note: Page numbers in italics refer to figures. abortion: Catholic Church on, , –; criminalization of, , , –, , –, n; demand for, ; impact of double discourse system on, ; medicalization of, , , –, –; as ongoing issue, –; public opinion on, , ; right-to-life clause of Constitution , , ; Unidad Popular policy on, – abortion, legalization of: contemporary efforts toward, n; debate on, under Unidad Popular, –; doctors ’ support for, ; therapeutic abortions, , n abortion, therapeutic: debate on, under Unidad Popular, , ; legalization of, , n; military regime’s recriminalization of, , , , , n The Abortion (film), – abortions, illegal: arrests and prosecutions for, , –, , ; birth control as answer to, , –, , –, ; criminal penalties, , ; dangers of, –, , , –; decline in, after introduction of birth control, , , ; doctors’ denunciation of, n; health officials’ concerns about, ; higher risk for poor women in, –; as justification for birth control experimentation, , ; and maternal mortality rates, , , , –, , –, , , , , n; recognition of, as public health problem, , –, ; research and documentation on, –, –, , ; selected reasons for epidemic of, n; suppression of debate on, –; techniques, Academia de Humanism Cristiano (Academy of Christian Humanism), Act No. . (), Adriasola, Guillermo, , , –, , – agency of women: birth control debate and, n; medical professionals’ control of family planning, , , –, , , , –, , n; protest against dictatorship and, , , , , ; under Unidad Popular government , Agrupación de Mujeres Democráticas (Association of DemocraticWomen), Aguayo, Carmen Gloria, ; and Christian Democrats’ efforts to mobilize female electorate, Aguer, Hector, and reference to fear of using the term “gender,” n Aguirre Cerda, Pedro, , alcoholism: and domestic violence, ; in early twentieth century, Alessandri Palma,Arturo, Alessandri Rodríguez, Jorge, , Allende, Hortensia Bussi de, Allende, Isabel, –, Allende Gossens, Salvador: on abortion, ; onAmerican partnership in health care, –; calls for social reform, –; death of, ; and election of , ; and election of , , ; and family planning programs, ; and health care policies, –; as minister of health, ; opposition’s undermining of, –, –; on social and political liberty, ; as traditional leftist, ; on women’s issues , –; on women’s role, , , , –, –, . See also Unidad Popular government Index|| || Alliance for Progress, Alvarez, Sonia, , –, Alywin, Patricio, Amiga (periodical), Ana (Mothers’ Center participant), Ana (pobladora), Ana Maria (protester), – Andreas, Carol, – Angela (pobladora), Antezana-Pernet, Corinne, anti-Americanism: in LatinAmerica, –; in Unidad Popular regime, – Antonio Ríos, Juan, Appleman, Philip, APROFA. See ChileanAssociation for the Protection of the Family Argentina: maternalization of women in, ; women’s rights in, , Armijo, Rolando, , art and culture under Unidad Popular government , – Asociación Chilena de Protección de la Familia. See ChileanAssociation for the Protection of the Family Association of DemocraticWomen (Agrupaci ón de Mujeres Democráticas), authoritarian regimes, and women’s rights, Avendaño, Onofre, , , , Aylwin, Patricio, – Bachelet, Michelle, Baeza Goñi,Arturo, Bahamonde,Alberto, Baltra, Mireya, Bambirra,Vania, Barrales, Katerin, Barrios de Chungara, Domitila, , Barr-Melej, Patrick, Barros Borgoño, Martina, –, n Barros Luco Hospital, –, , , Batista, Fulgencio, The Battle of Chile (Guzman), , n Belnap, David, Belsky, Raymond L., n beneficent materialism, , – Benston, Margaret, Berelson, Bernard, Berlagoscky, Fanny, Besse, Susan, Beveridge,William, biological differences. See “natural” qualities of women birth control: Catholic Church on, –, , , , n, n; decline in abortions after introduction of, , , ; delay in addressing need for, ; early advocates of, , ; emergency contraception, legalization of, ; poor women’s concerns about, ; public opinion on, ; religious views and, –, ; traditional methods of, ; women’s desire for, ; women’s right to, n. See also family planning birth control, access to: in s and s, ; groups asserting control of, –; medical professionals’ control of, , , –, , , , –, , n; under Unidad Popular, birth control, support for: as answer to illegal abortion crisis, , –, , –, ; as basis for gender equity, ; to control population, , ; by doctors, , , –, ; women’s reproductive rights not considered in, –, , , , birth control, as weapon of imperialism, , , n; as weapon used against Chileans, birth control experimentation, –, –, , n; and abuse of women as “human material,” , , ; and informed consent, –, ; lack of concern for subjects of, ; on men, – birth control information: MEMCh spreading of, ; for men, ; poor women’s access to, ; suppression of, –, –, , –, , ; women’s confusion about, Bogolawski, John, Boletin APROFA (periodical), Born to Starve (Tydings), Borquez, Chela, Borzutsky-Friedman, Leon, n [18.221.165.246] Project MUSE (2024-04-25 22:16 GMT) Index|| || BostonWomen’s Health Book Collective (BWHBC), boycotts of Chilean goods under military rule, –, Bravo, Rosa, Brazil, women’s rights in, , breastfeeding, as obligation of mother, – Breeding Ourselves to Death (Lader), Busto, Miren, BWHBC. See BostonWomen’s Health Book Collective Caffarena, Elena, , Calderón, Margarita, – Calvo Mackenna, Luis, campamentos: gender relations in, ; military regime suppression of, –; women’s activism in, –, , ; women’s daily struggles in, – Campos, Héctor, Casas, Lidia, Casti connubii (papal encyclical), , n Castillo, Carmen, Castro, Fidel, , Catholic Church: on abortion, , –; on birth control, –, , , , n, n; and defense of human rights, ; rejection of feminist discourse...