母親、娘と教育 Writing the Motherline : Mothers, Daughters, and Education

母親、娘と教育<br>Writing the Motherline : Mothers, Daughters, and Education

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母親、娘と教育
Writing the Motherline : Mothers, Daughters, and Education

O'Brien, Leigh M. (EDT)/ Swadener, Beth Blue (EDT)

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University Press of America（2006/09発売）
外貨定価 UK£ 60.00
ポイント 157pt

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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 192 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9780761835066
DDC分類 370.82

基本説明

Considers the mother-daughter bond through maternal storytelling or narrative and the Motherline.

Full Description

In this co-edited volume, women educators figuratively gather in "the red tent" (Diamant, 1997) to share stories of the inseparability of what they do as mothers of daughters (and grandmothers of granddaughters) from their work as educators and social activists. By acting and speaking jointly and publicly about their varying "projects" of mothering and educating, this work celebrates mothers' and daughters' strengths and the bonds between them. This work considers the mother-daughter bond through maternal storytelling or narrative and the Motherline. The narratives foreground the theory that a strong mother-daughter connection leads to empowerment, and attempt to link that connection with education as grand/mother-educators and their grand/daughters weave their personal and professional lives into an ever-evolving tapestry. Drawing from a range of feminist theories in action, contributors to this volume offer stories of the Motherlines that illuminate the complexities of these powerful relationships. Using counter-narratives to patriarchal framings of family, this collection affirms the power of women educators telling and reading their stories as a means of self-discovery, empowerment, and, ultimately, cultural transformation.

Part 1 Introduction: Women Educators in the Red Tent Part 2 Section One: Critical Experience of Teacher Educators Mothering and Grandmothering Girls Chapter 3 1. My Daughter, My Self: On Being a Teacher Educator and the Mother of a Daughter with "Special Needs" Chapter 4 2. Being Hannah's Grandma: Negotiating the Intersections between Grandmothering and Teaching Chapter 5 3. Moral Feminists: Caring for Themselves and Others Chapter 6 4. Stories I Tell My Daughter Part 7 Section Two: The Impacts of Academe on Two Generations of Women Chapter 8 5. Cultural Histories and Multi-generational Tales: The Power of Stories by Mothers and Their Daughters Chapter 9 6. Two Sides of the Story: Living an Academic Life Chapter 10 7. Two Gendered Journeys: Finding Our Way(s) Chapter 11 8. Mothers and Daughters Address Inequities: From Our Spheres of Influence Part 12 Section Three: Teaching, Learning, and Living Social Justice Activism Chapter 13 9. Square Pegs in Hand-Crafted Holes: Developing Caring Teaching-Students Relations in U.S. Secondary Schools Chapter 14 10. Who Could be Against Social Justice? Reflections of Our First Twenty Years Together in Activism Chapter 15 11. Ferocious Tenderness: Passing on a Legacy of Activism or the Nazis are Marching and My Daughter Wants to Protest