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Mommyblogs and the Changing...
Mothers have consistently relied upon one another for guidance and support as they navigate the difficult world of parenting. For many women, the increasingly established online community of "mommyblogs" now provides a source of camaraderie and support that acknowledges both the work of mothering and the implications of its undertaking. Beyond their capacity to entertain, how have mommyblogs shifted our understanding of twenty-first-century motherhood? In examining the content of hundreds of mommyblogs, May Friedman considers the ways that online maternal life writing provides a front row seat to some of the most raw, offbeat, and engaging portraits of motherhood imaginable. Focusing on the composition of the "mamasphere" and on mommyblogs' emphasis on connection, Friedman reveals the changing face of contemporary motherhood - one less concerned with the proscriptions of what good mothers should do, and more invested in what diverse mothers have to say
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monografia Rebiun34738430 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun34738430 m|||||o||d|||||||| cr -n--------- 200623t20202013onc fo d z eng d 1-4426-6524-6 1-4426-6523-8 10.3138/9781442665231 doi UPVA 998627203203706 UAM 991008079953604211 CBUC 991013158241006708 DE-B1597 eng DE-B1597 rda eng onc CA-ON FAM032000 bisacsh 306.8743028567 Friedman, May author. aut. http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/aut Mommyblogs and the Changing Face of Motherhood May Friedman Toronto University of Toronto Press [2020] Toronto Toronto University of Toronto Press 2013 1 online resource (200 p.) 1 online resource (200 p.) Text txt computer c online resource cr Includes bibliographical references and index Introduction -- A short history of the mamasphere and the discursive construction of motherhood -- On hybridity : the diversity and multiplicity of the mamasphere -- On the cyborg : dialogism and collective stories -- On queer : a liminal and unfixed motherhood -- Conclusion -- Appendix: List of blogs selected for primary research Mothers have consistently relied upon one another for guidance and support as they navigate the difficult world of parenting. For many women, the increasingly established online community of "mommyblogs" now provides a source of camaraderie and support that acknowledges both the work of mothering and the implications of its undertaking. Beyond their capacity to entertain, how have mommyblogs shifted our understanding of twenty-first-century motherhood? In examining the content of hundreds of mommyblogs, May Friedman considers the ways that online maternal life writing provides a front row seat to some of the most raw, offbeat, and engaging portraits of motherhood imaginable. Focusing on the composition of the "mamasphere" and on mommyblogs' emphasis on connection, Friedman reveals the changing face of contemporary motherhood - one less concerned with the proscriptions of what good mothers should do, and more invested in what diverse mothers have to say English Mothers- Blogs Motherhood- Blogs Parenting- Social aspects Blogs- Social aspects Blogues Blogs Blogs Blogs Electronic books 1-4426-1430-7 1-4426-4624-1