Reviews
It was a great book to know the difficulties we have to face because we're mothers. But to me, the discovery of suffering was a little bit of a shame when I expected more progressive claims.
Today the word “penismism” causes all of us to look back once. Social problems with all kinds of crimes or wrong beliefs have made the word “feminin” so sensitive. Actually, I was one of them. If the "Peminic" argument is equality between men and women, and if it criticizes the unreasonable attitude of society toward women, then we strongly agree. But as I mentioned earlier, the current picture of feministism in society did not come to me that way. I thought I needed to study. So I picked the
What is the basis of the evaluation of women called mothers? A book on guesswork. Hard. It's not just a matter. Economic structure, culture, history... we've looked at the ‘mother’ in various ways. Motherhood, fear of motherhood, and refusal to be mother. If they'd read these books. I think in this mindless translation sentence, there must be a great encouragement between the vast range of topics.
When I first heard of the release of the book 'worship and Hate,' I thought it was a very good insight to see the title. In our society, as the title expresses itself, the ‘mother’ is rightly demanded of all mothers while being praised for its nobleness, and at the same time it is condemned and humiliated as an instinct that causes selfish and unreasonable behavior. Where does this double attitude come from? I read with wonder. The writer makes clear the answers to this question and the image
The content of the work is vastly larger than we thought. She doesn't talk about the sacrifice of a mother like a bottle-tack, her obsession with her child. It is a book that goes further and further to explain why modern society has to be so selfish. The mother is pushed back into the center of society.
The biggest and most contradictory burden a mother carries is the stereotype that she should be clean and perfect as a nest to hold the future child (perhaps to survive and solve many problems that are present in society) and as a land that sustains her children. Society, children, mothers (who have been mothers in the past or who have experienced similar things), or even mothers themselves take the idea for granted. And then the misery begins. If you are wondering about the immunity of the
The book's title, Mother and Mother, is both a cult and an aversion. Despite being forced to love absolutely, the drug is not without its many side effects of such absolute love, it is ‘ poison ’ and becomes an object of disgust. Since becoming a mother, the inner life of a ‘ woman ’ or an independent individual is not easy, and this is absolutely natural or unsurprised. Women as mothers are crushed under it. I could see what I was missing. The woman before her mother, someone's absolute
The book that will guide all of us to the worship of seeing this word and to new ideas about our mother and her existence, for all of those who hate it.
Jacqueline Rose: Worship and Hate
As you can see in the Mammna debate, in the patriarchy community, the motherhood is easy to blame and worship. Mothers should be perfect, otherwise they will be held accountable for their children's failure (not only the failure of the family). The cults and disgusts that have sharply criticized this mother-sex myth. Author Jacqueline Rhodes is a work of feminist, psychoanalysis and writing to the literature, first introduced to South Korea as a famous writer and scholar, and worship and disgust. Jacqueline Rose explores the experience of Western theorists on motherhood, and they cover their research and data, and how mothers are treated socially, what they actually feel to their children, and living as mothers. And to add one dimension to the well-known feminist argument that mothers are excluded from public territory. The idea of growing strangers without believing in the myth of the noble mother can be socially extended by exploring the possibility of an extended motherhood. If you're a feminist and you've been thinking about being a mother, you can get a significant insight from Rose's analysis. "The classics of feminineism, human condition, and civilization" is a feminist reading that changes the perspective of motherhood.
Korean title: 숭배와 혐오
Korean author: 재클린 로즈
Korean publisher: 창비
ISBN-13: 9788936478148
Reviews
It was a great book to know the difficulties we have to face because we're mothers. But to me, the discovery of suffering was a little bit of a shame when I expected more progressive claims.
Today the word “penismism” causes all of us to look back once. Social problems with all kinds of crimes or wrong beliefs have made the word “feminin” so sensitive. Actually, I was one of them. If the "Peminic" argument is equality between men and women, and if it criticizes the unreasonable attitude of society toward women, then we strongly agree. But as I mentioned earlier, the current picture of feministism in society did not come to me that way. I thought I needed to study. So I picked the
What is the basis of the evaluation of women called mothers? A book on guesswork. Hard. It's not just a matter. Economic structure, culture, history... we've looked at the ‘mother’ in various ways. Motherhood, fear of motherhood, and refusal to be mother. If they'd read these books. I think in this mindless translation sentence, there must be a great encouragement between the vast range of topics.
When I first heard of the release of the book 'worship and Hate,' I thought it was a very good insight to see the title. In our society, as the title expresses itself, the ‘mother’ is rightly demanded of all mothers while being praised for its nobleness, and at the same time it is condemned and humiliated as an instinct that causes selfish and unreasonable behavior. Where does this double attitude come from? I read with wonder. The writer makes clear the answers to this question and the image
The content of the work is vastly larger than we thought. She doesn't talk about the sacrifice of a mother like a bottle-tack, her obsession with her child. It is a book that goes further and further to explain why modern society has to be so selfish. The mother is pushed back into the center of society.
The biggest and most contradictory burden a mother carries is the stereotype that she should be clean and perfect as a nest to hold the future child (perhaps to survive and solve many problems that are present in society) and as a land that sustains her children. Society, children, mothers (who have been mothers in the past or who have experienced similar things), or even mothers themselves take the idea for granted. And then the misery begins. If you are wondering about the immunity of the
The book's title, Mother and Mother, is both a cult and an aversion. Despite being forced to love absolutely, the drug is not without its many side effects of such absolute love, it is ‘ poison ’ and becomes an object of disgust. Since becoming a mother, the inner life of a ‘ woman ’ or an independent individual is not easy, and this is absolutely natural or unsurprised. Women as mothers are crushed under it. I could see what I was missing. The woman before her mother, someone's absolute
The book that will guide all of us to the worship of seeing this word and to new ideas about our mother and her existence, for all of those who hate it.
