'Mothers from the edge': generation, identity, and gender in cultural memory

Elizabeth Kefallinos

'Mothers from the edge': generation, identity, and gender in cultural memory

Elizabeth Kefallinos

Department of International Studies Languages and Cultures

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Abstract

This article discussess literary discourses from a book which presents twenty-eight individually authored texts in multiple form - (auto) biographical, fiction, fiction-alised (auto)biography, memoirs, short stories and plays - that investigate the mother-daughter relationship and their identification.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	305-320
Number of pages	16
Journal	Modern Greek Studies (Australia and New Zealand)
Volume	14
Publication status	Published - 2010

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