Titlebook: Education, Work and Catholic Life; Stories of Three Gen Anne Keary Book 2020 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2020 Qualitative Longitudin

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Stories that Memorabilia Tell in Mother–Daughter Exchanges be interposed between mothers and daughters to create a personal spatial identity. This elusive feminine space was uncovered in this study when women and girls were asked about objects and material items that had been handed down to them through the maternal line. Anne, the co-author, has a wooden

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Conclusion: A Coming of Age with Familiar Friendsnually between individual and collective memoirs so as to yield new perspectives on the social and religious practices which continually shape, and are shaped by, women. The conversational interview process provided a group of Australian girls and women with a site to remember, to laugh and to talk

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Introductionrly that of Catholicism. Recorded participant responses constitute a form of oral storytelling, which illuminate the lived fabric of everyday life and provide a rich portrayal of how these women view themselves and their relationships as mothers and daughters. This chapter introduces the study and t

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My Maternal Genealogy: Remembering and Looking Backher and grand/daughter, looked for in my grandmother’s photo album and in my mother’s and aunt’s stories was a more imaginative whimsical feminist tale of my maternal forebears. Hence, this chapter explores these women’s lives and relationships through the impassioned gaze of a (great) granddaughter

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Education and Training, Career Aspirations: ‘That’s What I Remember’endered careers. For some, pathways changed across generations as new areas of study, training and work were pursued. Yet, enduring themes also emerged in relation to post school options across some mother–daughter groupings.

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Stories that Memorabilia Tell in Mother–Daughter Exchanges and religious discourses. In this study, these objects served as mnemonic devices for generating and provoking mother–daughter stories. This chapter unpacks some of the meanings given to these memorabilia.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-0922-2rly that of Catholicism. Recorded participant responses constitute a form of oral storytelling, which illuminate the lived fabric of everyday life and provide a rich portrayal of how these women view themselves and their relationships as mothers and daughters. This chapter introduces the study and t