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Motherhood On The Choices Of Being A Woman Pragya Agarwal

Name: Motherhood On The Choices Of Being A Woman Pragya Agarwal
SKU: BELL-35364944
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (76 reviews)

SKU: BELL-35364944

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Motherhood On The Choices Of Being A Woman Pragya Agarwal instant download after payment.

Publisher: Canongate Books

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 2.61 MB

Author: Pragya Agarwal

ISBN: 9781838853167, 9781838853198, 1838853162, 1838853197

Language: English

Year: 2021

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Motherhood On The Choices Of Being A Woman Pragya Agarwal by Pragya Agarwal 9781838853167, 9781838853198, 1838853162, 1838853197 instant download after payment.

In a world where women have more choices than ever, society nevertheless continues to exert the stigma and pressures of less enlightened times when it comes to childbirth, defining women by whether they embrace or reject motherhood, and whether they can have children or not.
Dr Pragya Agarwal uses her own varied experiences and choices around motherhood to examine the broader societal and scientific factors that drive how we think and talk about this issue - including education, economic status, feminism, race and more.
Extremely open in its honesty and meticulously researched, (M)otherhood makes a powerful argument for the need to tackle society's obsession with women's bodies and fertility - and urgently.