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childbirth in literature

Romanticism, maternity, and the body politic

By Julie Kipp

Reproductive Unconscious in Late Medieval and Early Modern England

By Jennifer Wynne Hellwarth

Birthing bodies in early modern France

By Kirk D. Read

Midwiving Subjects in Shakespeare's England

By Caroline Bicks

It seemed like nothing happened

By Peter N. Carroll

Symbolic Patterns of Childbirth

By Anja Hänsch

Writing Pregnancy in Low-Fertility Japan

By Amanda C. Seaman

Les accouchements

By Gustave Joseph Witkowski

This giving birth

By Julie Ann Tharp

Childbirth and Parenting in Horror Texts

By Amanda DiGioia

Childness and the Writing of the German Past

By Nora Maguire

Politics and Narratives of Birth

By Carol A. Mossman

H.D

By Donna Krolik Hollenberg

Redemption and madness

By Andrea Breemer Frantz

Brought to bed

By Madeleine Riley

No Mothers We!

By Alba Amoia

Politics and narratives of birth gynocolonization from Rousseau to Zola

By Carol A. Mossman

Mother Midnight

By Robert A. Erickson

Birth and death in nineteenth-century French culture

By Nigel Harkness,Lisa Downing,Sonya Stephens,Timothy Unwin

Hätt ich ein Kind ..

By Christian Lauritzen

Midwiving subjects in Shakespeare's England

By Caroline Bicks

Fantasías uterinas en la literatura norteamericana

By José María Bardavio

Mothering baby

By Praetorius, Johannes

Women writing childbirth

By Tess Cosslett