Mothers and Sons

Feminism, Masculinity, and the Struggle to Raise Our Sons

Bibliographic Data

ID23782823
EditorsAndrea O'Reilly
Year2002
Publication date2002-06-01
Open AccessNo
TypeBOOK
VenueMothers and Sons (SOURCE_BOOK)
PublisherRoutledge (PUBLISHER • GB)
DOI10.4324/9780203901106
OpenAlexW560959278
ISBN9780203901106
LanguageEN
Citations received8

Acknowledgments ntroduction Andrea O'Reilly Section One:Mothering and Motherhood 1. Who Are We This Time? An Excerpt from American Mom Mary Kay Blakely 2. Mothering Sons with Special Needs:One Peacemaker's Challenge Jacqueline Haessly 3. Masculinity, Matriarchy, and Myth:A Black Feminist Perspective Claudette Lee and Ethel Hill Williams King 4. Mothers of Sons and the Art of Peace Building Linda Forcey 5. In Black and White:African American and Anglo-American Feminist Theorizing on the Relationship Andrea O'Reilly Section Two:Men and Masculinities 6. Swimming Against the Tide:Feminists' Accounts of Mothering Sons Alison M. Thomas 7. Feminist Academic Mothers' Influences on their Sons' Masculinity Sharon Abbey 8. Lesbians Raising Sons:Bringing Up a New Breed of Men Jess Wells 9. Can Boys Grow into Mothers? Maternal Thinking and Fathers' Reflections Andrea Doucet Section Three:Mothers and Sons:Connections and Disconnections 10. Raisng Relational Boys Cate Dooley and Nikki Fedele 11. Attachment and Loss Janet Sayers 12. Mother-Son Relationships in the Shadow of War Amia Leiblich 13. This is Leave Taking:Mothers, Signatures, and Countermemory Douglas Sadao Aoki List of Contributors Index

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