Around the world, in revolutions, periods of social reform, anti-colonial struggles and in international warfare, images of the mother have come to represent political aspirations. However common this phenomenon, is the meanings attributed to motherhood and the symbols employed to venerate it are constituted in the specificity of political struggles. In this paper I analyze the discourse of motherhood as constructed by aboriginal women of Canada in their struggle for self-determination and full citizenship in First Nations, looking at two discrete yet interrelated themes: the absence of patriarchal appropriation of motherhood symbols as found elsewhere among colonized peoples and the distinct development of motherhood symbols in women’s own...
Good mothering is often understood as instinctive. If a child is born deformed, becomes sick and die...
Background. The colonisation of Australia has been associated with traumatic consequences for Aborig...
It has been established that the birthing experiences and outcomes of rural women are shaped by pove...
Motherhood has been a much discussed area of scholarly debate, particularly since second-wave femini...
In this thesis I examined political expressions of First Nations women. Using cultural studies conce...
This thesis interrogates the specific construction of the maternal citizen in Australia. While the p...
Using the debate surrounding the Canadian government’s 2008 Muskoka Initiative on Maternal, Newborn ...
This thesis explores the negotiations of motherhood identity of four Pakeha New Zealand mothers. Du...
This is an historiography involving books that address motherhood in Canada, with a focus on how the...
In this revolutionary volume, as part of their overall effort to advocate for the rights of Aborigin...
INTRODUCTION For more than a century, anthropological interest in the status of aboriginal women of ...
Colonialism creates dehumanizing situations and alienates those who are colonized not only from them...
The Muskoka Initiative – or the Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (MNCH) Initiative has been a flag...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [121]-131)This thesis is dedicated to the exploration of ...
Over the past decade, the "problem" of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and Fetal Alcohol Effects among Abori...
Good mothering is often understood as instinctive. If a child is born deformed, becomes sick and die...
Background. The colonisation of Australia has been associated with traumatic consequences for Aborig...
It has been established that the birthing experiences and outcomes of rural women are shaped by pove...
Motherhood has been a much discussed area of scholarly debate, particularly since second-wave femini...
In this thesis I examined political expressions of First Nations women. Using cultural studies conce...
This thesis interrogates the specific construction of the maternal citizen in Australia. While the p...
Using the debate surrounding the Canadian government’s 2008 Muskoka Initiative on Maternal, Newborn ...
This thesis explores the negotiations of motherhood identity of four Pakeha New Zealand mothers. Du...
This is an historiography involving books that address motherhood in Canada, with a focus on how the...
In this revolutionary volume, as part of their overall effort to advocate for the rights of Aborigin...
INTRODUCTION For more than a century, anthropological interest in the status of aboriginal women of ...
Colonialism creates dehumanizing situations and alienates those who are colonized not only from them...
The Muskoka Initiative – or the Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (MNCH) Initiative has been a flag...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [121]-131)This thesis is dedicated to the exploration of ...
Over the past decade, the "problem" of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and Fetal Alcohol Effects among Abori...
Good mothering is often understood as instinctive. If a child is born deformed, becomes sick and die...
Background. The colonisation of Australia has been associated with traumatic consequences for Aborig...
It has been established that the birthing experiences and outcomes of rural women are shaped by pove...