Maternal heritage: remembering mothering and motherhood through material culture

Mothering from the inside: narratives of motherhood and imprisonment

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Promoting Excellence Through Culture and Heritage

Undesirable Heritage: Fascist Material Culture and Historical Consciousness in Nuremberg

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Maternal Depression, Mothering and Child Development

Depression is a highly prevalent disorder of affect characterized by persistent sadness or anhedonia (an inability to experience pleasure), typically accompanied by additional symptoms such as negative cognitions (selfperceptions of failure, feelings of guilt, and/or suicidal thoughts), somatic dysfunction (fatigue, loss of appetite, fatigue, disturbances in sleep), and impairment in daily func...

From motherhood to maternal subjectivity

In moving from concepts of motherhood and mothers to a theorisation of maternal subjectivity that emphasises unconscious intersubjectivity, this paper casts light on the following questions: ⇒ What is meant by maternal and who qualifies? ⇒ Do gender and sex of parents and carers make any systematic difference to an infant, child or adolescent’s experience of parenting and their own capacity to ...