May Friedman is an associate professor in the School of Social Work at Ryerson University and the author of the award-winning Mommyblogs and the Changing Face of Motherhood.
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Chapter 1: Introduction The Emergence of Networked Communication and the Birth of Blogs Mommyblogs: The Term Why Do Mothers Blog? What Mommyblogs Offer: The Theoretical Frameworks Limitations of the Genre: The Digital Divide Authenticity: Do Mommyblogs Tell the Truth? About This Book Chapter 2: A Short History of the Mamasphere and the Discursive Construction of Motherhood How Blogging Happens Creation of the Mamasphere How Do We Read Mommyblogs? Life Writing Theory: The “Self-in-the-Writing” Chapter 3: On Hybridity: The Diversity and Multiplicity of the Mamasphere Motherhood from the Margins: The Need for Diverse Motherhood Stories Transnationalism and Hybridity: Gaza Mom Mainstream Black motherhood: The Young Mommy Life Motherhood and Ethnicity: Devis with Babies Mothering and Power: The Dominatrix Next Door Anonymity: The Renegade Rebbetzin Gender and Normativity: Transgender Mom and Unwellness Contradictory and Convergent Motherhoods: Fannfare and Friday Playdate Hybridity and Advocacy: Dream Mom and Live from the Wang of America Interrupting Good Motherhood: Peter’s Cross Station and Any Mommy Out There? Writing from the Centre: Starbloggers and Hybridity Why Does Hybridity Matter? What Does Hybridity Offer? Chapter 4: On the Cyborg: Dialogism, and Collective Stories The Cyborg Mother Relationality “Whuffie”: Popular Mommybloggers On Temporality The Multidimensional Cyborg: The Mamasphere’s Collective Mother Chapter 5: On Queer: A Liminal and Unfixed Motherhood History of Queer Theory Illuminating the Queer Mother Changing the Subject: Destabilizing Individuality From “Mother” to “Mothering” Queering the Kids: Mommyblogging and Privacy Making the Queer Shift Chapter 6: Conclusions Precariousness of the Medium Monetization and a Changing Voice Moving Forward Appendix A: List of blogs selected for primary research References
Chapter 1: Introduction The Emergence of Networked Communication and the Birth of Blogs Mommyblogs: The Term Why Do Mothers Blog? What Mommyblogs Offer: The Theoretical Frameworks Limitations of the Genre: The Digital Divide Authenticity: Do Mommyblogs Tell the Truth? About This Book Chapter 2: A Short History of the Mamasphere and the Discursive Construction of Motherhood How Blogging Happens Creation of the Mamasphere How Do We Read Mommyblogs? Life Writing Theory: The “Self-in-the-Writing” Chapter 3: On Hybridity: The Diversity and Multiplicity of the Mamasphere Motherhood from the Margins: The Need for Diverse Motherhood Stories Transnationalism and Hybridity: Gaza Mom Mainstream Black motherhood: The Young Mommy Life Motherhood and Ethnicity: Devis with Babies Mothering and Power: The Dominatrix Next Door Anonymity: The Renegade Rebbetzin Gender and Normativity: Transgender Mom and Unwellness Contradictory and Convergent Motherhoods: Fannfare and Friday Playdate Hybridity and Advocacy: Dream Mom and Live from the Wang of America Interrupting Good Motherhood: Peter’s Cross Station and Any Mommy Out There? Writing from the Centre: Starbloggers and Hybridity Why Does Hybridity Matter? What Does Hybridity Offer? Chapter 4: On the Cyborg: Dialogism, and Collective Stories The Cyborg Mother Relationality “Whuffie”: Popular Mommybloggers On Temporality The Multidimensional Cyborg: The Mamasphere’s Collective Mother Chapter 5: On Queer: A Liminal and Unfixed Motherhood History of Queer Theory Illuminating the Queer Mother Changing the Subject: Destabilizing Individuality From “Mother” to “Mothering” Queering the Kids: Mommyblogging and Privacy Making the Queer Shift Chapter 6: Conclusions Precariousness of the Medium Monetization and a Changing Voice Moving Forward Appendix A: List of blogs selected for primary research References
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