Publications
- Pregnancy and piety: The situated ethics of prenatal diagnostic technologies for ultra-orthodox Jewish women, Teman, E. & Ivry, T., 19 Sep 2024, The Oxford Handbook of Religious Perspectives on Reproductive Ethics. Oxford University Press, p. 477-497 21 p.
- VIRTUOUS INDECISIVENESS: Structural Moral Ambivalence and the Tentative Implementation of Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing in Japan, Ivry, T., Ogawa, M. & Murotsuki, J., 2023, In: Cultural Anthropology. 38, 2, p. 171-197 27 p.
- Pregnancy and the Reproductive Habitus of Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Women, Teman, E. & Ivry, T., 2021, In: Medical Anthropology: Cross Cultural Studies in Health and Illness. 40, 8, p. 772-784 13 p.
- Sustainable Birth Care in Disaster Zones and During Pandemics: Low-Tech, Skilled Touch, Davis-Floyd, R., Lim, R., Penwell, V. & Ivry, T., 2021, Sustainable Birth in Disruptive Times. Gutschow, K., Davis-Floyd, R. & Daviss, B.-A. (eds.). Springer, p. 261 - 276
- Purity’s Dangers: at the interstices of religion and public health in Israel, Ivry, T. & Segal-Katz, S., 2021, Viral Loads: Anthropologies of Urgency in the Time of COVID-19. Manderson, L., Burke, N. J. & Wahlberg, A. (eds.). London: UCL IOE Press, p. 384-405
- Rabbinic Authority and Reproductive Medicine in Israel, Ivry, T. & Teman, E., 1 Jan 2021, Routledge Handbook of Religion, Medicine, and Health. Klassen, P., Luddeckens, D. & Stine, J. (eds.). Taylor and Francis, p. 276-289 14 p.
- Pregnancy and the anthropology of reproduction, Teman, E. & Ivry, T., 2021, The Routledge Handbook of Anthropology and Reproduction. Han, S. & Tomori, C. (eds.). Routledge Taylor & Francis Group, p. 383-395
- Shouldering Moral Responsibility: The Division of Moral Labor among Pregnant Women, Rabbis, and Doctors, Ivry, T. & Teman, E., 1 Dec 2019, In: American Anthropologist. 121, 4, p. 857-869 13 p.
- Paid and unpaid labor: Pregnancy and surrogacy in anthropological studies of reproduction, Ivry, T. & Teman, E., 1 Jan 2019, The Cambridge Handbook of Kinship. Cambridge University Press, p. 580-602 23 p.
- What disasters can reveal about techno-medical birth: Japanese women’s stories of childbirth during the 11 March, 2011 earthquake, Ivry, T., Takaki-Einy, R. & Murotsuki, J., 2019, In: Health, Risk and Society. 21, 3-4, p. 164-184 21 p.
- Pregnant Metaphors and Surrogate Meanings: Bringing the Ethnography of Pregnancy and Surrogacy into Conversation in Israel and Beyond, Ivry, T. & Teman, E., Jun 2018, In: Medical Anthropology Quarterly. 32, 2, p. 254-271 18 p.
- Obligatory Effort [Hishtadlut] as an Explanatory Model: A Critique of Reproductive Choice and Control, Teman, E., Ivry, T. & Goren, H., 1 Jun 2016, In: Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry. 40, 2, p. 268-288 21 p.
- Accommodating Assisted Reproductive Technologies to Rabbinic Law, Ivry, T., 2016, Fertility and Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART): Theory, Research, Policy, and Practice for Health Care Practitioners. Stevenson, E. L. & Hershberger, P. E. (eds.). New York: Springer Publishing Company, p. 153-160 8 p.
- The Pregnancy Manifesto: Notes on How to Extract Reproduction from the Petri Dish, Ivry, T., 1 May 2015, In: Medical Anthropology: Cross Cultural Studies in Health and Illness. 34, 3, p. 274-289 16 p.
- Pregnancy, Ivry, T., Teman, E., Davis-Floyd, R. & Georges, E., 1 Jan 2015, The International Encyclopedia of Human Sexuality. wiley, p. 1-7 7 p.
- Les dilemmes du diagnostic prénatal cacher et la montée d'un nouveau leadership rabbinique,
Translated title of the contribution :The predicaments of koshering prenatal diagnosis and the rise of a new rabbinic leadership - Halachic Infertility: Rabbis, Doctors, and the Struggle over Professional Boundaries, Ivry, T., May 2013, In: Medical Anthropology: Cross Cultural Studies in Health and Illness. 32, 3, p. 208-226 19 p.
- God-sent ordeals and their discontents: Ultra-orthodox Jewish women negotiate prenatal testing, Ivry, T., Teman, E. & Frumkin, A., May 2011, In: Social Science and Medicine. 72, 9, p. 1527-1533 7 p.
- Pregnancy as a proclamation of faith: Ultra-Orthodox Jewish women navigating the uncertainty of pregnancy and prenatal diagnosis, Teman, E., Ivry, T. & Bernhardt, B. A., Jan 2011, In: American Journal of Medical Genetics, Part A. 155, 1, p. 69-80 12 p.
- Kosher medicine and medicalized halacha: An exploration of triadic relations among Israeli rabbis, doctors, and infertility patients, Ivry, T., Nov 2010, In: American Ethnologist. 37, 4, p. 662-680 19 p.
- Embodying culture: Pregnancy in Japan and Israel, Ivry, T., 2010, Rutgers University Press. 298 p.
- The ultrasonic picture show and the politics of threatened life, Ivry, T., Sep 2009, In: Medical Anthropology Quarterly. 23, 3, p. 189-211 23 p.
- "We are pregnant": Israeli men and the paradoxes of sharing, Ivry, T., 15 Aug 2009, Reconceiving the Second Sex: Men, Masculinity, and Reproduction. Berghahn Books, Vol. 12. p. 281-304 24 p.
- Ultrasonic challenges to pro-natalism, Ivry, T., 15 Aug 2009, Kin, Gene, Community Reproductive Technologies among Jewish Israelis. Berghahn Books, Vol. 19. p. 174-201 28 p.
- Expectant Israeli fathers and the medicalized pregnancy: Ambivalent compliance and critical pragmatism, Ivry, T. & Teman, E., Sep 2008, In: Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry. 32, 3, p. 358-385 28 p.
- Embodied responsibilities: Pregnancy in the eyes of Japanese ob-gyns, Tsipy, I., Mar 2007, In: Sociology of Health and Illness. 29, 2, p. 251-274 24 p.
- At the back stage of prenatal care: Japanese ob-gyns negotiating prenatal diagnosis, Ivry, T., Dec 2006, In: Medical Anthropology Quarterly. 20, 4, p. 441-468 28 p.
- Gunji gijutsu toshite seishoku: isuraelu ni okeru ninshin to shussan no retoriku,
Translated title of the contribution :Reproduction as Martial Art: The Rhetoric of Pregnancy and Birth in Israel
Research Areas
Medical anthropology; Fertility and well-being; Comparative ethnography; Israeli society; Modern Japanese society; Anthropology of science and technologies; Genetics; Genomics; Reproductive technologies; Prenatal diagnosis; Kinship and parenting; Anthropology of the body and embodiment; Alternative medicine; Mindfulness and Buddhist contemplation techniques; Anthropology of morality and ethics; Religion; Religious communities in Israel; Anthropology of disasters; Qualitative research methods