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1	Volunteering Mothers on Elementary School Campus---A Facilitator or Impediment for Educational Equality? Cheng, Shiuh-Tarng 08 February 2007 (has links) Home-school relations are critical in determining how the educational process interacts with and is shaped by various social, cultural, political, and economic institutions. I focus my research on the educational involvement of mothers who volunteer at the elementary level in both the U.S. and Taiwan to seek a cross-cultural perspective on the structural inequalities embedded within home-school relations through the examination of mothers¡¦ roles on the one hand and the school¡¦s expectations on the other hand. By interviewing volunteering mothers and school administrators at one elementary school in each country, I discovered differences as well as similarities, reflected in the dominant mothering and educational discourses in the two countries. This qualitative cross-cultural study suggests a need to incorporate cultural and institutional variables currently outside of social and cultural capital-based frameworks in understanding the dynamics of home-school relations. home-school relations mothering discourse
2	Co-Constructing a Mother Claxton, Alana 01 May 2017 (has links) This project seeks to understand the construction of a personal narrative concerning a primary parental figure using the process of collaborative autoethnography. In order to properly encapsulate the author’s lived experience, primary influential factors were considered imperative in allowing for a fuller representation. Thus, the author’s story joins those of her siblings to highlight the paradoxical process inherent in unearthing one’s singular perception. This project primarily aims to explore the complexity of autoethnography while simultaneously interrogating the cultural discourse surrounding motherhood and academic writing. By having a close and personal understanding of the subject matter as well as the research participants, the author was provided a unique glimpse into the ways family stories are both co-constructed and individually recounted autoethnography narrative storytelling siblings mothering discourse collaborative autoethnography
3	“I’m a good mother”: abused women’s resistance in the face of dominant mothering discourses McDonald, Caroline Beth Unknown Date No description available. abused women domestic abuse domestic violence mothering discourse dominant mothering discourse resistance good mother
4	Stories of Mother-Students: Narrative Inquiry of White, First-Generation College Students Who Are Mothers Shackson, Catherine O'Kane 24 July 2018 (has links) No description available. Higher Education Womens Studies Mothers mother-students mothers in higher education mothers as students parents as students first-generation college student narrative inquiry Bourdieu standpoint feminism motherhood mothering discourse

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