Philosophy and the Maternal

Studies in the Maternal 13 (1):1-8 (2020)
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Reflections on the role and position of maternal relations within philosophy as a practical discipline, as a metaphor for philosophical practice, and as a subject of philosophical investigation.

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Charlotte Knowles
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