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construction of motherhood and maternal experiences
Throughout history, women have often been described as incomplete and inadequate. They are said to lack sufficient intelligence and resilience, being unable to manage crises or control their emotions, and therefore deemed unqualified in societal matters. While women's personal characteristics are disparaged in matters outside the home, they seem to magically transform when it comes to motherhood. Women, now responsible for giving birth to and raising children,
Intro -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- I. -- Motherhood in Historical Perspective: Periods and Transformations -- The Construction of Motherhood from the Ottoman Empire to the Republic in İkdam Newspaper -- Critical Approaches to the Cultural Constructıon of Motherhood -- II. -- Legitimised Perception of 'Sanctification of Motherhood' Through Traditional Religious Education Pathway -- III. -- Motherhood and Poverty -- IV. -- Stigmatised Motherhood -- V. -- From Oral Culture to Dıgıtal Culture: The e-Form of Motherhood -- The Effect of Traumatic Experiences on the Construction of Motherhood
VI. -- The Impact of Stepmother Experience in the Construction of Maternity -- Contributors
The Construction of Motherhood and Maternal Experiences
Newcastle-upon-Tyne : Cambridge Scholars Publishing,c2025