2005
DOI: 10.7202/056291ar
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Familles et destins féminins : le prisme de la mémoire, 1880-1940

Abstract: La littérature personnelle permet de retracer certains aspects de la dynamique familiale au début du siècle, à travers la description du cycle de vie des femmes et l'interprétation qu'elles donnent aux situations qui les concernent. Les propos sur l'apprentissage, le départ de la maison, les fréquentations, le mariage, la maternité... illustrent le fonctionnement et les variantes de l'ancienne culture de solidarité, ainsi que l'imbrication des itinéraires féminins dans les objectifs de reproduction du g… Show more

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“…Many factors are associated with the decision to have a child, a topic that has mostly been investigated in mothers. Previous research shows two types of motivation behind the desire to become a mother: personal values associated with motherhood and the need to comply with the social norms that define maternal roles (Lemieux & Mercier, 1987). However, oral contraceptives, safe abortions, and feminism are some of the most recent social changes that have affected women’s decision to become mothers (Gillespie, 2000).…”
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“…Many factors are associated with the decision to have a child, a topic that has mostly been investigated in mothers. Previous research shows two types of motivation behind the desire to become a mother: personal values associated with motherhood and the need to comply with the social norms that define maternal roles (Lemieux & Mercier, 1987). However, oral contraceptives, safe abortions, and feminism are some of the most recent social changes that have affected women’s decision to become mothers (Gillespie, 2000).…”
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confidence: 99%