Use of contraception and sexuality among women in Slovenia, 2011

The starting point of the research was to determine the presence of coitus interruptus as a form of contraception in Slovenia in two theoretical frames, ie. a medical view of the body and sexuality and a feminist critique of the medical discourse of contraception. The main objectives of the study were to research and define the role of the coitus interruptus in the construction of female and male sexuality, to find out its position in Slovenian sexual culture and from a feminist perspective assess its impact on the sexual reproductive health of women. The additional objective was to establish why despite many other methods of birth control, coitus interruptus is still advised and very commonly used and find out why Slovenian gynaecologists still promote it as a form of contraception. For this reason, 52 interviews with birth control users and 27 interviews with gynaecologists from Slovenia were conducted. Due to sensitivity of the data, only interviews with birth control users are available at the ADP.

研究的起点是在两个理论框架下——即身体与性的医学视角、以及对避孕医学话语的女性主义批判——确定斯洛文尼亚是否存在体外射精（coitus interruptus）作为避孕形式。本研究的主要目标包括：探究并界定体外射精在构建女性与男性性行为中的作用，明确其在斯洛文尼亚性文化中的地位，以及从女性主义视角评估其对妇女性生殖健康的影响。附加目标为：厘清为何尽管存在多种其他避孕方法，体外射精仍被推荐且广泛使用，以及斯洛文尼亚妇科医生仍将其作为避孕形式推广的原因。为此，研究对斯洛文尼亚的52名避孕使用者和27名妇科医生进行了访谈。由于数据敏感性，仅避孕使用者的访谈可在ADP获取。