Stay-at-home mothers : dialogues and debates / edited by Elizabeth Reid Boyd and Gayle Letherby.

Other author Letherby, Gayle editor.
Other author Reid Boyd, Elizabeth, 1968- editor.
Format Book
PublicationBradford, Ontario : Demeter Press, [2014]
Copyright Date©2014
Descriptionix, 322 pages ; 23 cm
Subjects

Contents Introduction Elizabeth Reid Boyd and Gayle Letherby -- Section I: The mommy wars: communiques across the barricades -- So, what do you do? an exploration of the experience of highly educated stat-at-home mothers Stacey E. Rubin -- Maternal ambivalence: breastfeeding mothers' attempts to resolve the conflicting desire to be close to children and to fulfill western conceptualizations of self worth and equality Keren Epstein-Gilboa -- Navigating the narrow pass of motherhood Lisa Carley Hotaling -- Are "mommy wars" real? Brianne Janacek Reeber and Paula J. Caplan -- Section II: On the home front: national perspectives -- Staying at home: low-income mothers in rural America Ann Allgood Berry, Yoshie Sano, Mary Jo Katras and Jaerim Lee -- Stay at home Jewish mothers: A Jewish-Israeli perspective Darya Maoz -- Young mothers in the UK: push and pull factors relating to choices to stay at home or not Geraldine Brown, Geraldline Brady and Gayle Letherby -- Mothering from a Caribbean perspective: challenges, determination, and survival Janet M. Haynes -- Mediating the mommy wars in contemporary Germany Valerie Hefferman -- Integrating choices: 'being there for my children' and 'being a citizen worker': Irish survey on stay-at-home mothers Noelia Molina -- The mommy curve: stay-at-home mothers in Australia Elizabeth Reid Boyd and Ann-Claire Larsen -- Section III: New angels and old demons: manifestations of mothers at home -- Cyber-mothers: mothers at home, online Pamela Weatherill -- Are stay-at-home mothers really at home? U.S. mothers' volunteer work in schools Beth Anne Shelton and Rebecca Deen -- Eco-momma: the green angel in the house Pamela Morgan Redela -- Smart women, different choices: college-educated women with children negotiating work and family Dianna Shandy and Karine Moe -- "But she was a nanny"... with accompanying eye roll-considering mother work with a live-in caregiver Rebecca Jaremko Bromwich -- 'Quiet desperation': the 'retreat' and recuperation of the housewife and stay-at-home mother on popular television Anna Marie Bautista -- Making it work Catherine Fournier -- The day after, and the day after that: reflections on keeping your options open Kathryn Clarke -- Section IV: When the war is over: re-imagining stay-at-home mothering -- How alternative mothering is transforming American stay-at-home motherhood Hallie Palladino -- It's time to move beyond the "mommy wars" Solveig Brown -- Seeing themselves: stay-at-home mothers reject stigma Hester Vair -- Motherhood as an act of personal and social co-creation Tara Ulbrich -- The free gift: how U.S. stay-at-home mothers sustain themselves in a culture of nonreciprocity Ana Villalobos -- Conclusion: caring choices Elizabeth Reid Boyd and Gayle Letherby.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references.
LCCN 2014432457
ISBN9781927335444 (pbk.)
ISBN1927335442 (pbk.)

Availability

Library Location Call Number Status Item Actions
Joyner General Stacks HQ759.46 .S84 2014 ✔ Available Place Hold