Gender and Maternal Identities
What effects do contemporary changes in women’s gender identity have on women’s experiences – in their variety and particularity – of becoming a mother? How do these identities accommodate, conflict with, sit well with, the core experience of birth-mothering a new infant, central to which is the asy...
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doaj-8724205434fa4a09876a9c98b46c2d402021-08-18T10:02:07ZengOpen Library of HumanitiesStudies in the Maternal1759-04342020-12-0113110.16995/sim.282Gender and Maternal IdentitiesWendy Hollway0 What effects do contemporary changes in women’s gender identity have on women’s experiences – in their variety and particularity – of becoming a mother? How do these identities accommodate, conflict with, sit well with, the core experience of birth-mothering a new infant, central to which is the asymmetrical demand of care by a vulnerable dependent infant, to which that mother has given life? This is a large question, larger than can be answered here, but this article will try to open it out further.https://www.mamsie.bbk.ac.uk/article/id/4318/ |
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What effects do contemporary changes in women’s gender identity have on women’s experiences – in their variety and particularity – of becoming a mother? How do these identities accommodate, conflict with, sit well with, the core experience of birth-mothering a new infant, central to which is the asymmetrical demand of care by a vulnerable dependent infant, to which that mother has given life? This is a large question, larger than can be answered here, but this article will try to open it out further. |
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