Bearing the weight of the world : : exploring maternal embodiment / / edited by Alys Einion and Jen Rinaldi.

"This volume helps to develop a more critical understanding of what it means to be an embodied woman, an embodied mother. The materiality of female experience, and its centrality to family and social life, remains too often viewed as a 'fringe' subject, the province of feminists, acti...

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Place / Publishing House:Bradford, Ontario : : Demeter Press,, [2018]
2018
Year of Publication:2018
Language:English
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Physical Description:1 online resource (184 pages)
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