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ویرایش: نویسندگان: Kelly W. Guyotte, Stephanie Anne Shelton, Shelly Melchior, and Carlson H. Coogler سری: ISBN (شابک) : 9004547452, 9789004547452 ناشر: Brill سال نشر: 2023 تعداد صفحات: 202 [203] زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 43 Mb
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توجه داشته باشید کتاب مادر شدن دانشگاهی: آیندههای شگفتانگیز برای آموزش عالی نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
این کتاب از مادری آکادمیک قبل و از طریق همهگیری COVID-19 الهام گرفته شده است. نویسندگان با ارائه اقدامات متنوع مادری، شکست های سیستماتیک دانشگاه ها را در همه گیری و فراتر از آن، آینده های افسانه ای که در آن برای مادر ارزش گذاری و حمایت می شود، نقد می کنند.
This book is inspired by academic mothering before and through the COVID-19 pandemic. Featuring diverse enactments of mothering, the authors critique academia\'s systemic failures, in the pandemic and beyond, fabulating futures in which mothering is valued and supported.
Contents Foreword: Of the Passing of COVID: A Motherscholar’s Lamentation Isn’t Sad Figures Notes on Contributors Introduction 1 Mothering as Academics: Pasts, Presents, and Futures 2 Mothering and the COVID-19 Pandemic 3 About the Book 4 Feminist Fabulations 5 The Book’s Organization: From Roots to Blooms 5.1 Mothering as Practice 5.2 Mothering and Precarity 5.3 Mothering as Relational 5.4 Kinder Futures 6 Coda References Part 1: Mothering as Practice 1. Mothering in the Dirt: Kenning Self and Kin Abstract Keywords 1 Mothering in the Dirt: Kenning Self and Kin 2 A Route/Root Called Routes/Roots 3 A Route/Root Called Making (a Cutting) 4 A Root/Route Called Cleaving 5 A Root/Route Called Histories 6 A Root/Route Called Ken (Verb) 7 A Root/Route Called Cutting Together-Apart 8 A Root/Route Called Mothering: Taking Liberties with Wor(l)ds 9 A Route/Root That Never Ends Notes References 2. The Other Mothers: No, Not the Ugly Stepmothers or the Fairy Godmothers…the Teacher Mothers Abstract Keywords 1 Introduction 2 The Invisible Monster and Frozen Land 3 The Other Monster 4 Imagining a Happy Ending References 3. Sources of Hope into, through & beyond Academic Mothering during the Pandemic Abstract Keywords 1 Home Isolation, Day 42 2 Nouning, March 2020 3 “She’s Nice So Someone Will Want Her” 4 Precarity and Theories Related to Poetry, Covid, and Academic Motherhood 5 Forties Still Life with Two Small Children 6 There Are Things I Don’t Do Anymore 7 Asking Tough Questions & Listening for Tough Answers 8 Making Sense of White Male Rage 9 Knowledge on the Vaccine (Prose Poem) 10 Fake News Notes References 4. A Graphic Representation of Parenting in the Pandemic: Borders, Binaries, and Boundaries Part 2: Mothering in Precarity 5. Rejecting Good Mother: Becoming Otherwise in Precarity Abstract Keywords 1 Rejecting Good Mother: Becoming Otherwise in Precarity 2 Unknowing and Where We Know From 3 On Subjectivity, Intersectionality, and Assemblage 4 Speculating Presents (Presence) Notes References 6. “I’m Not Your Superwoman”: An Exploration of the Strong Black Woman Trope and How It Affected Abstract Keywords 1 Introduction 2 The Strong Black Woman Trope 3 Recreating My Story 3.1 The Journals, Reflections, and Story 4 Emotional Rollercoaster 4.1 Guilt, Fear, and Being the “Responsible” One 4.2 A Strange Combination of Affirmation, Exhaustion, and Anger 5 Why Does This Matter? Notes References 7. The Miscarrying Mother Abstract Keywords 1 The Call 2 Introduction 3 Too-Much-Ness 4 Interviewing the Self 5 Self-Interview Transcript 6 The Too-Much-Ness of Miscarriage 7 Conclusion Notes References 8. Compelled to Care: Academic Work in a Mother-Fucking Dystopian Hellscape Abstract Keywords 1 Introduction 2 Sam 3 Morgan 4 The College 5 Gala 6 Epilogue Notes References Part 3: Mothering as Relational 9. Gifts and Grief: Poetic Ruminations on Academic Mothering during the COVID-19 Pandemic Abstract Keywords 1 Shelter-in-Place 2 Grace 3 Too Much 4 75 Days 5 Lost and found 6 Peculiar 7 Imposter Syndrome 8 Willful2 9 Awe 10 Tensions 11 Space 12 Futuring Notes Reference 10. Queer Mothering in Academia as Pandemic Preparation: A Dialogue between QueerMotherScholarFriend Abstract Keywords 1 Introduction Note References 11. Mothering and Working across Difference: Intergenerational Conversations on Living Abstract Keywords 1 Mothering and Working across Difference: Intergenerational Conversations on Living with Uncertainty References 12. And These Things Are Good Abstract Keywords 1 And These Things Are Good 2 The Care/FUL Care/GIVER 3 Home/SICK 4 Touch References Epilogue 1 How Might We Envision a Kinder and More Equitable Future for Mothers in Academia? 2 Concrete Steps toward a Kinder Academia 2.1 Policies Should Be Transparent, Clearly Communicated, and Equitably Applied 2.2 Formal and Informal Mentorship Efforts 2.3 Moving Forward References Index