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Main : anthology, experimental writing , mothers, Spinifex Feminist Classic
ISBN: 9780908205110 0.36 kgs
210 x 150 mm
220 pp
Motherlode: Excavation, Exploration, New Possibilities
Stephanie Holt & Maryanne Lynch (eds.)
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A SPINIFEX FEMINIST CLASSIC
In this collection of essays, performance pieces, poetry and prose, mother as noun, appendage and agenda is mined for meaning in the contemporary world. Mothers are spectacular, for every child there is a mother even if unknown. Is she a bad mother, a good mother, a TV mother, a kitchen mother, an immortal mother, a devil mother, an immaculate mother? Is she the source of your mother tongue, is she mother nature incarnate, the mother of all shopping? Mothers reject through bodies and blood, tears and mud. We grieve for her. And there are other kinds of mothers, the lodestone mined for ore, the womb mined for eggs. Whatever her role, the mother carries many loads.
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‘[Motherlode] experiments with literary form and challenges the boundaries between academic and popular writing.’ Fiona Capp
‘Motherlode … is a thought-provoking and serious work crafted with a wit and light-heartedness that is refreshing.’ Lyndall Davies
‘This wonderful collection of tart, dry, warm, impertinent and provocative voices and images is religious and secular … The anlaysis, the stories and the flashes of insight are invigorating. This is a substantial and engaging book, and a major contribution to feminist thought.’ Moira Rayner
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