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Our Mothers, Our Selves: Writers and Poets Celebrating Motherhood

Autor J. B. Bernstein, Aleta M. Daley, Karen J. Donnelly
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 29 apr 1996 – vârsta până la 17 ani
Finally, we have an inclusive collection that brings motherhood into the fold of feminism. As we accede to our universal origins in the mother, we witness the infinite variety of experiences awarded the offspring. Spectrums of gender, race, age, religion, class, and nation give voice in Donnelly and Bernstein's anthology as more than 80 writers contribute poetry, essays, memoirs, and short fiction. Some of the artists are well-known, including Maya Angelou, Galway Kinnell, Marge Piercy, Margaret Atwood, and Robert Bly, while others are less known. All attest to the experience of motherhood as primal.Writing as mothers, as children to their mothers, and as close observers, women and men create selections that fall into three trimesters of involvement: the experiences of going beyond the self, beyond reflection, and, finally, beyond the whole. The many shades of emotional experience, from ecstasy to horror and all points in between, are portrayed in words and photographs. As images take shape, nightmares are relived, emotions flow abundantly, and details come into focus as the cathartic effect of the writing builds. Painting motherhood as much more than just a pretty picture, the editors' purpose is clearly to bring us all together under a multi-faceted umbrella of empathy and to unite us in the diversity of the experience of motherhood.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780897894456
ISBN-10: 0897894456
Pagini: 280
Dimensiuni: 156 x 235 x 28 mm
Greutate: 0.62 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Praeger
Locul publicării:New York, United States

Notă biografică

KAREN J. DONNELLY, freelance writer and poet, teaches in the English Department at Gateway Community Technical College in New Haven, Connecticut.J. B. BERNSTEIN, a short fiction writer and poet, has published extensively in literary reviews, such as Kalliope, The Valley Women's Voice, Hip Mama, and The Illinois Review. She teaches English Composition at Gateway Community Technical College in New Haven, Connecticut.

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IntroductionBeyond SelfThe Moment the Two Worlds Meet by Sharon Oldsfrom A Street in Bronzeville by Gwendolyn BrooksHow to Live by Meryl ShaderMiscarriage by Rawdon TomlinsonWith Child by Mary Connor RalphLines For One As Yet Unnamed by Harry BrodyFist First by C. D. RunyonThe Bearing Woman by Judith A. DowneyInfant Burial Room, Wupatki by Felicia MitchellEven after death, I will not forget how a newborn huffs and puffs when sitting slumped over by Hilda DownerNot a Trace by Jan FrazierCambodia by Alicia OstrikerMorning Song by Sylvia PlathStumbling into Motherhood: A Few Words About Bonding & Mother-Women by T. J. BanksIroning by Judith MintyOn the Inside by Eliza MonroeAfter Reading Mickey in the Night Kitchen for the Third Time Before Bed by Rita DoveCrack in the World by Anne WaldmanWhat to Tell the Kids by Linda VernonBut How? by Karen J. DonnellyYes, It is Possible to Love a Child Who Doesn't Have Your Eyes by Esther CohenMotherless by Carol CordaBrothers and Sons by Gus PelletierLoving Across State Lines by Meg MottThe Glass Half Empty by Anna QuindlenAwaiting the Arrival of the Witch by Deborah ShouseGhost Child by Joanne Lewis SearsLearning the Firebird Suite by Nancy B. MillerThat's My Girl by Marael JohnsonThe Blessing by Carolyn KizerCornucopia by Frank Miller, PhotographerBeyond ReflectionI Know Why the Caged Bird Sings (excerpt) by Maya AngelouReasons. by Sue WalkerThe Woman Warrior (excerpt) by Maxine Hong KingstonNursing the Adopted Child: A Different Pace of Bonding by Lisa GayleSitting With My Mother and Father by Robert BlyBending Over Roses at Twilight by Franz DouskeyMercy Killing by Margaret FultonWomen and Other Mothers by Sarah MorganSpring of '42 by Peter DesyThe Body Market by Elizabeth CohenForeword from The Measure of Our Success by Jonah Martin EdelmanMother's Voice by Robert CreeleyAutumn Roses by Elizabeth EngstromPassing Away by Dusty SklarBreast Fed by Larry SchugThe Annuity by Marge PiercyWhat She Left Me by Judy DoengesRubberband Dances by Delisa HeimanShooters by Leo ConnellanWriting My Mother's Life by Elayne CliftFeminism, Art, and My Mother Sylvia by Andrea DworkinGoing Deeper into the Album by Larry RubinOn Learning of the Death of My Great-Grandmother in Childbirth at Age 18 by Em Case (Droppo)Grandmother by Ruth Harriet JacobsMaking the Wine by Marisa LabozzettaDead Baby Speaks by Toi Derricotte50 Mothers of Renowned Wolf by Evelyn RoehlBeautiful Bellies by Daryn Stier, PhotographerBeyond the WholeMother and Daughter, A Dynamic Duo Indeed by Jackie FitzpatrickHeat by Jameson CurrierTwo Poems by Tom BaerThe Scorpion Wore Pink Shoes by Janice LevyMommy Wars by Kim HirshReal Enough by Alison McGheeThe Child Has Seen the Wind by John GreyTito Fuentes, Topps #177, 1967 by Frank Van ZantLife Ain't Never Settled by LaVonne Dressinia McIverConception by Galway KinnellGiving Birth by Margaret AtwoodMother's Milk: A Dairy Tale by Gayle BrandeisThe Woman With the Wild-Grown Hair Keeps Her Vigil by Nita PenfoldLike Her Uterus Ripped Out by Lonna Lisa WilliamsThe Fault by Sondra ZeidensteinSmall Things by Sarah WillisThe Christmas Ritual by Susan Clayton-Goldnerfrom 7 Folk Songs with Refrains by Vainis AlexsaBlack Bear Eating Salmon by George KeithleyChild Has No Say by Ellen GoodmanAfter-Shock by J. B. BernsteinBreast Feeding by Neil CarpathiosThe Last Wild Horses in Tennessee by Vivien ShipleyThe Envelope by Maxine Kumin