Maternal encounters: The ethics of interruption. By Lisa baraitser and feminist mothering in theory and practice, 1985–1995: A study in transformative politics. By Fiona joy green and feminist art and the maternal. By Andrea Liss
Hypatia 25 (3):696-703 (2010)
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