original ) (raw )Indigeneity and the Motherline: Contrasting Two Caribbean Women Writers
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Ruminations: The Andrean Journal of Literature, 2017
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Textual Mothers/Maternal Texts: Motherhood in Contemporary Women's Literature
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Kinitra Brooks
2008
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Postcolonial Metamorphoses of Maternity in Contemporary Caribbean British Poetry
Monica Manolachi
2012
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Maternal Genealogies and the Legacy of Slavery in Caribbean Women's Historical Fiction
Tegan Zimmerman
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On the Threshold of Becoming: Contemporary Caribbean Women Writers
Lizabeth Paravisini-Gebert
1997
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Mother/Motherland in the Works of Jamaica Kincaid
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(2011) Book Review: Notions of Identity, Diaspora and Gender in Caribbean Women’s Writing by Brinda Mehta in Contemporary Women’s Writing, March 2011 (Oxford Journals).
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Reading the Gospel of Bakes: Daughters' Representations of Mothers in the Poetry of Claire Harris and Lorna Goodison
Dannabang Kuwabong
Canadian Woman Studies, 1998
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Womb to Tomb: Mothers' Bodies and Colonial Traumas in Select Afro-Hispanic Caribbean Feminist Poetry
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Voces del Caribe, 2022
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"Your Eyes Seek Mine": Caribbean Women Writers Chasing and Escaping the Gaze of Ancestral Foremothers in the Independence Era and After
Lamia Tewfik
‘Seamed by its own bitter juice’: Voice, Visibility, Literacies. Diasporic Dialogues’ held by the Centre for Caribbean and Diaspora Studies (CCDS), Goldsmiths- University of London, in collaboration with the Eccles Centre for American Studies- the British Library, London- UK. , 2018
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Gender, Conflict and Community in Gayl Jones' Corregidora and Jamaica Kincaid's Lucy
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Anglophone Caribbean Women Writers
Evelyn O'Callaghan
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“Reshaping Girlhood, Reimagining Womanhood”: The Female Child Protagonist and the Post-diasporic Condition in Jamaican Female-authored Children’s Literature - Aisha Spencer
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Caribbean Review of Gender Studies, 2019
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Rewriting the Caribbean Female Body: A Conversation with Opal Palmer Adisa
Elisa Serna-Martinez
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The Politics of Intimacy in Caribbean Women’s Fiction
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Anthurium a Caribbean Studies Journal, 2012
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Postcolonial Interpretation of the Symbolic in Jamaica Kincaid's My Mother and Girl
Edwin C. Onwuka
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Beyond Miranda's Meanings": Contemporary Critical Perspectives on Caribbean Women's Literatures
Maria Helena Lima
Feminist Studies, 1995
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A Woman Writing Thinks Back Through Her Mothers:" An Analysis of the Language Women Poets Employ Through an Exploration of Poetry About Pregnancy and Childbirth
Carla Atherton
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BOOK REVIEW: Conversations of Motherhood: Women's Writing Across Traditions
Anjuli Webster
Africanus, 2015
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Troublesome Practices: Mothering, Literature and Ethics
Elijah Jeremiah
Journal of the Motherhood Initiative for Research …, 2002
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"What Was Your Living Mother's Mind?" Motherhood as Intellectual Enterprise in Mother's Legacy Books
Roxanne Harde
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Review of Mothers in Children's and Young Adult Literature: From the Eighteenth Century to Postfeminism ed. by Lisa Rowe Fraustino and Karen Coats
Katie Kapurch
The Lion and the Unicorn, 2017
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Different Approaches of Feminist Poetry to The Relationship Between Mothers And Daughters
Buğçe Demirkol
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“What is to be a ‘Mother’?”—An Exposition of “Non-biological Mothers” in Literary Texts
Thilina Wickramaarachchi
English Language and Literature Studies, 2016
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Revealing the Family's Strife: Maternal Absence and Social Struggle in the Writings of Staceyann Chin and Patricia Powell
Edward A Chamberlain
The CEA Critic Journal, 2016
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Maternalism in Michelle Inness's She Called Me Mother and Susan-Lori Parks's In the Blood: A Black Feminist Approach
Maryam Abdoun
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Imagining Mother: Representations of Contested Maternal Identities and Loss in Jackie Kay’s The Adoption Papers and Isha McKenzie-Mavinga’s “Yearning To Belong”
Charlotte Beyer
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“To Speak of My Own Situation”: Touring the “Mother Periphery” in Jamaica Kincaid’s The Autobiography of My Mother
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Anthurium A Caribbean Studies Journal, 2005
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Poetry as Politics of Resistance: Female Resistance in Gwendolyn Brooks' "The Mother"
Rajendra P Bhatt
Pakistan Social Science Review, 2023
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Review of "The Caribbean Woman Writer as Scholar" including my chapter "Fugitive Rhythms"
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“Matrophobia or Matrocompliance?: Motherhood as ‘Experience and Institution’ in the Poetry of Eavan Boland and Paula Meehan”
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Caribbean Mothers: Identity and experience in the UK
Tracey Reynolds
2005
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Now the half has been told: Resistance and the fiction of four contemporary Caribbean women writers
Suzanne Scafe
2006
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Re-Inscribing the Mother within Motherhood: A Feminist Reading of Shauna Singh Baldwin's Short Story Naina
Basudhara Roy
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