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... a Poststructuralist Feminist Jurisprudence .” Syracuse Law Review 38 ( 1987 ): 1129 - 73 . Barr Maureen S. , and Feldstein Richard , eds. Discontented Discourses . Urbana : U of Illinois P , 1989 . Chodorow Nancy . The Reproduction of Mothering: Psychoanalysis and the Sociology...

... and a first lady who steadfastly refuses to step into the maternal modeling of the role. “Mother,” in this way, names the evangelical revival, the staggering rollback of women’s reproductive rights and healthcare access, both nationally and globally, as well as the federal assaults on trans people from...

...Nazan Üstündağ This article addresses the question of what epistemic spaces women can occupy to produce truths other than that at the limit between life and death occupied by Antigone, a figure of truth widely celebrated in feminism and beyond. It reflects in particular on the mother, the woman...

... of History: Who Speaks for “Indian” Pasts? ” Representations 37 ( 1992 ): 1 – 26 . Chakravarti S. S. My Mother's Picture . Calcutta : Sanjiboni Book Depot , n.d. Chatterjee Bankim Chandra . Anandamath . Trans. Roy Basanta Koomar . New Delhi : Vision Books , 1992...

...Chase Gregory Alison Bechdel’s graphic memoir Are You My Mother? A Comic Drama (2012) presents an interesting challenge to literary critics: as an object that extensively theorizes itself, it leaves little room for interpretation beyond its surface-level claims. This article reads against the grain...

...Coppélia Kahn Copyright © 1992 by Brown University and differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 1992 Works Cited Adelman Janet . “ ‘Anger is my meat’: Feeding and Dependency in Coriolanus .” 1978 . Schwartz and Kahn 129 - 49 . Rpt. in Suffocating Mothers...

..., and Michael Warner. “Sex in Public.” Critical Inquiry 24.2 ( 1998 ): 547 –66. Bhabha, Homi. The Location of Culture . New York: Routledge, 1994 . Bruzelius, Margaret. “Mother's Pain, Mother's Voice: Gabriela Mistral, Julia Kristeva, and the Mater Dolorosa.” Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature...

... 20 ( 1994 ): 623 – 62 . Mathieson Barbara O. “ Memory and Mother Love in Morrison's Beloved .” American Imago 47 ( 1990 ): 1 – 22 . McDowell Deborah E. “ Negotiating Between Tenses: Witnessing Slavery After Freedom— Dessa Rose .” Slavery and the Literary Imagination...

...Hannah Zeavin “Hot and Cool Mothers” moves toward a media theory of mothering and parental “fitness.” The article begins with an investigation into midcentury pediatric psychological studies on Bad Mothers and their impacts on their children. The most famous, if not persistent, of these diagnoses...

... Conference. Birkbeck College, London University , 17-19 July 1992 . Fathers of Modern Art, Mothers of Invention GRISELDA POLLOCK Prologue L the autumn of 1991, the London/Paris art axis produced another of the big blockbuster exhibitions of nineteenth-century modern masters. This particular event...

... structurally committed to mother-hating and mother-blaming, the article explores psychoanalytical foundations for the ethical questions of responsibility in the common but always historically differentiated struggle to incite and sustain the spaces of democratic subjectivities imagined beyond the paradigms...

.... But despite the narrative’s symptomatic displacement of the protagonist’s wife (the mother of his child), and notwithstanding its desperate idealization of the father-child relationship, The Road nevertheless bears the traces of an ethical encounter with the other that resists humanist or paternalist...

... and mother could compensate for fluctuations in her husband’s income, these novels not only authorized women as household managers but also shifted the blame for the economic failure of the unit she supervised from the new wage economy onto her. Her success in this respect reproduced the economic inequities...

.... It may not be redistributed or altered. All rights reserved. Charles Baudelaire Walter Benjamin “To the Reader” “Beauty” Ennui mother sex work It is almost certain that Georges Bataille had Baudelaire in mind when he wrote these lines in his short essay, “The Language of Flowers...

... reflection Birthmarks A Blurred Image I am a small child. I climb into bed with my mother, and I see the numbers on her arm. “W hat’s that?” I ask. “My birthmark,” she replies...