No 23 (2013)

Motherhood Studies in Africana Studies

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This special issue is guest-edited by Brillian Besi Muhonja, Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages, Literatures and Cultures, and Africana Studies at James Madison University.

Table of Contents

Editorial

Where is Motherhood Studies in Africana Studies?
Brillian Besi Muhonja
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Review Essays

Dimensions of African Motherhood
Achola O. Pala
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Articles

Memoirs of Motherhood: Reflections on Pedagogical Motherhood in Community
Tushabe wa Tushabe
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Teaching Moments and Negotiating Motherhood
Brillian Besi Muhonja
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The Gendered Reality of Motherhood: My Mother's Lived Experiences
Jane F. A. Rarieya
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My Mother: Childhood and Navigating Shared Marital Space
Milton Obote Joshua
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Motherhood and the Meaning of Sacrifice: Living in Defeat and Dying in Triumph
Monika Brodnicka
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Images and Circles of Life: Motherhood, Ancestors and Spirits
Warigia Bowman
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Kukhu, Maayi and Self Experiences of Motherhood
Ruth Otunga
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