‘Just like your Mother?’ the Politics of Feminism and Maternity in the Pacific Islands

Nicole George

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Island Studies and Pacific Affairs Historical Gender and Feminism Studies Feminism, Gender, and Intersectionality

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The varied extents to which maternal images are invoked by women activists in the Pacific Islands and the way in which theses varied articulations of motherhood are shaped by broader, contextual political considerations are discussed. Motherhood plays a very vital role in Pacific cultures and has been found to be very meaningful.

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