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"[T]he author's use of the case material conveys how well she can bring together different types of information to make key points and to do so with great clarity."
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"this work suggests we still need to look more closely at taken for granted assumptions in our knowledge about and at the questions we ask about motherhood."
-Jenny Littlewood, "Journal of Health Psychology
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-"Contemporary Psychology
"this work suggests we still need to look more closely at taken for granted assumptions in our knowledge about and at the questions we ask about motherhood."
-Jenny Littlewood, "Journal of Health Psychology
--This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
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"[T]he author's use of the case material conveys how well she can bring together different types of information to make key points and to do so with great clarity."
-"Contemporary Psychology
"this work suggests we still need to look more closely at taken for granted assumptions in our knowledge about and at the questions we ask about motherhood."
-Jenny Littlewood, "Journal of Health Psychology
-"Contemporary Psychology
"this work suggests we still need to look more closely at taken for granted assumptions in our knowledge about and at the questions we ask about motherhood."
-Jenny Littlewood, "Journal of Health Psychology
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The words above, spoken one month after their daughters' births, demonstrate the contradictory ways in which individual women experience having their own baby, caring for that baby and understand the social meaning of mothers and mothering. Read the first page
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The words above, spoken one month after their daughters' births, demonstrate the contradictory ways in which individual women experience having their own baby, caring for that baby and understand the social meaning of mothers and mothering. Read the first page
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