Of Woman Born: Motherhood as Experience and Institution
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Of Woman Born: Motherhood as Experience and Institution

by Adrienne Rich

Sociology Nonfiction Feminism Women's Studies
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Adrienne Rich’s Of Woman Born explores motherhood as both intimate experience and social institution. With a feminist perspective, the book considers how cultural expectations and institutional structures shape women’s identities, responsibilities, and lives, making it a thoughtful work for readers interested in gender, family, and society.

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Of Woman Born examines motherhood from two connected perspectives: as a lived experience and as an institution shaped by society.

Adrienne Rich considers the meanings, expectations, and structures associated with motherhood.

The book offers a feminist and cultural framework for thinking about women’s identities, responsibilities, and relationships to family and society.

It is a significant work for readers interested in motherhood, gender, and feminist thought.

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