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MotherHack : creative coding as an artist‐mother |
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E. Putnam |
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In: Gender, work & organization. (2024)(Jan.1-17) |
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kunstenaars, gender, sociale vraagstukken, vrouwen, culturele identiteit, tijdschriftartikelen (vorm) |
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Samenvatting
Enmeshed in the materiality of caregiving, becoming a mother changes how one relates to the world and others. These changes involve how a mother as subject is defined by others through cultural and societal idealizations of motherhood and parenting norms, but also through the leaking boundaries between the mother and other subjects as she is attuned to the needs of caregiving. In this analysis, Putnam considers maternal subjectivity in terms of working as an artist‐mother, defined as an artist who is also a mother and whose practice does not distinguish between these roles. |
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