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The Traumatized Not-Motherd Martine, analyzing how the texts position them as potential mothers. Trauma is thus posited as an inevitable consequence of patriarchal, institutionalized motherhood, rupturing the maternal–filial bond in devastating ways, most markedly in these daughters’ psychological inability to continue their pregnancies and their resulting self-mutilation.

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The Lesbian Motherork of Diane Elise and Judith Halberstam to analyze the novels’ exploration of the queer family and its social consequences. They posit alternate perspectives that challenge a repressive normative, ultimately suggesting a difficult-to-reconcile tension between a maternal subjectivity and an autonomous ability to act on sexual desires.

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Introduction: Embryonic Beginnings,er, the survival and even thriving of each being its objective. This image works to concretize the echoings of maternal explorations between the two literatures and addresses the interpersonal relationships formed by and the gendered nature of the postcolonial experience.