Category: Motherhood
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Theme of Motherhood in Timberlake Wertenbaker’s Play The Love of the Nightingale and Sarah Kanes Play Phaedras Love: ‘: Critical Essay
This statement regarding the regress of maternal instincts that are perceived as normal can be discussed in reference to Timberlake Wertenbaker’s The Love of the Nightingale (1988) and Sarah Kanes Phaedras Love (1996). Both postmodern plays were written after the 1950s, and with the use of reference to Greek mythology, perpetuate social and gender issues…
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Representation of Motherhood within the Surrealist Movement: Critical Essay
In his First Manifesto of Surrealism, Andre Breton describes Surrealism as a pure psychic automatism through which it is intended to express&the true functioning of thought. Automatism is a technique experimented with by the Surrealists that stems from Freuds work. The artist will suppress conscious control of the process of making the art, allowing the…
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Informative Essay on Nepali Culture: Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Maternity
Nepalese culture is one that highly values family, tradition, and custom. Nepalese beliefs about pregnancy, childbearing, and general medicine are strongly influenced by religious beliefs and cultural practices. It is important to understand these influences when providing medical care so that the individuals beliefs are respected while also promoting the health and safety of mother…
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Informative Essay on Nepali Culture: Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Maternity
Nepalese culture is one that highly values family, tradition, and custom. Nepalese beliefs about pregnancy, childbearing, and general medicine are strongly influenced by religious beliefs and cultural practices. It is important to understand these influences when providing medical care so that the individuals beliefs are respected while also promoting the health and safety of mother…