Titlebook: Negotiating Non-Motherhood; Representations, Per Jenny Björklund,Dovilė Kuzminskaitė,Julie Rodgers Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2025 The Editor(s) and The

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,Non-Motherhood and the Narrative of the Self in Nuria Labari’s ,ed reproduction, motherhood, and abortion. Her protagonist, a young middle-class woman living in Barcelona, narrates her story of becoming a mother in the first person, starting from an initial lack of desire to become a mother to a newly discovered longing to become one and, finally, the decision t

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Meanings, Experiences, and Perspectives on Non-Motherhood in a Spanish Context,n below 1.5 children per woman. More precisely, the number of women who remain childless in Spain rose from 11 per cent for women born in 1945 to 20 per cent for those born in 1965, and it is estimated to reach 25 per cent for women born in 1975. This means that one out of every four women in this l

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Alternative Happy Endings? A Qualitative Study of Non-Mothers in Lithuania,countries, experience the pressure of pro-natalist society to have children. Their decisions whether and when to have children are often not free, as they are influenced by circumstances and internalized cultural beliefs. In this chapter, I analyse the narratives of 12 reproductive-age women (29-47

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Pregnancy Loss in Contemporary Italophone Literature, previously had been absent from literary texts. This chapter investigates how miscarriage is experienced and narrated in Italian-speaking literature from Italy and Italian-speaking Switzerland by analyzing a selection of contemporary memoirs, hybrid genre texts, and novels written by Cozza, Mazzoni

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,Infertility, Desire for Motherhood and Surrogacy in Miguel de Unamuno’s ,s novella-play . (., 1920). The plot of . employs the same core leitmotiv as the biblical passage it is inspired by, the story of Rachel and Jacob (Gn. 30: 1–6). There are three main characters: Raquel, don Juan and Berta. Raquel is a widow who could neither have a child with her husband nor with he

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,Autonomy, Autocreation and Agency: Radical Non-Motherhood in Amandine Gay’s , (2021),critique of transracial adoption both within and beyond France, Gay also speaks of her own lack of desire to become a biological mother or to partake in traditional family-making, culminating in her seeking out voluntary sterilisation at the age of thirty-five. Her fight to get a hysterectomy—accoun