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seven stages of change in women's lives

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The woman who gave birth to her mother

seven stages of change in women's lives

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Chernin explores the stages of change through which women travel, from idealization of the past and revising it: blaming the mother and forgiving her, letting go of her and, ultimately, giving birth to a new self.

Chernin's tales of women's transformations are arresting and full of depth: one woman, adopted as a child, embarks on a journey to locate her birth mother; another finds the source of a voice that haunts her - the voice of her daughter, given up at birth; a third unlocks her own creative process and paints her way out of a painful symbiosis. Framing these stories is the narrative of Chernin's relationship with her own daughter and the insights won from three generations of women in her family.

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Viking
Language
English
Pages
219

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Woman Who Gave Birth to Her Mother
January 1920, HarperCollins Publishers
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New York, N.Y

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
155.6/33
Library of Congress
HQ1206 .C49 1998, HQ1206.C49 1998

The Physical Object

Pagination
xx, 219 p. :
Number of pages
219

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL351958M
Internet Archive
womanwhogavebirt0000cher
ISBN 10
0670880965
LCCN
98011417
OCLC/WorldCat
504085540
Library Thing
1320044
Goodreads
1275872

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