M/Othering the Children: Pregnancy and Motherhood As Obstacle to Self-Actualization in Jane Eyre (Critical Essay) M/Othering the Children: Pregnancy and Motherhood As Obstacle to Self-Actualization in Jane Eyre (Critical Essay)

M/Othering the Children: Pregnancy and Motherhood As Obstacle to Self-Actualization in Jane Eyre (Critical Essay‪)‬

Genders 2008, June, 47

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Descrizione dell’editore

"Children can feel, but they cannot analyze their feelings." --Charlotte Bronte, Jane Eyre (24).

GENERE
Consultazione
PUBBLICATO
2008
1 giugno
LINGUA
EN
Inglese
PAGINE
31
EDITORE
Genders
DIMENSIONE
370,1
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