The reproduction of mothering: Psychoanalysis and the Sociology of Gender/

Nancy Chodorow explores how mothering is socially reproduced through gender roles and family structures. Combining psychoanalysis and sociology, she argues that women’s primary role as caregivers shapes identity formation and perpetuates the feminization of nurturing. This dynamic sustains gender in...

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I whakaputaina: London: University of California Press
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