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Routledge Nobody's Child: How Older Women Say Good-bye to Their Mothers (Habitat Guides)

Name: Nobody's Child: How Older Women Say Good-bye to Their Mothers (Habitat Guides)
Brand: Routledge
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When Diane Sher Lutovich set out to attain closure of her mother's death she simultaneously discovered how other women address their losses. "Nobody's Child: How Older Women Say Good-bye to Their Mothers", in poetry and prose, tells the big and little stories of women who, having come of age during the feminist revolution, lived very different lives than their mothers. The author addresses the guilt a daughter feels when confronted by her mother's life choices, the loss of family history and a belated recognition of her mother's legacy. The voices are heard within these pages, giving occasion for the reader to learn about the multiplicity of feelings-including remorse, fear, frustration, compassion, and deep admiration-that many daughters experience at their mother's passing.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: Paperback
ASIN: 0895032538
Category: Books > Subjects > Health, Family & Lifestyle > Health Issues > Death & Bereavement
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 15 June 2001
Listed Since: 30 December 2006

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