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Pauline Melville’s Shape-Shifting Fictions and threat of maternal imagination. This chapter reads these novels against eighteenth-century midwifery literature by respected practitioners such as William Smellie, William Hunter and Sarah Stone, which also prefers to leave the limits of maternal power as an ambiguous force.

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Introduction,etimes termed “maternal impressions” – within significant eighteenth-century cultural debates such as separate spheres, man-midwifery, performance, marriage, the body, creative imagination, education, and power.

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,“For One Would be Loath to Spoil a Son and Heir”: The Power of Maternal Imagination in Fiction of t and threat of maternal imagination. This chapter reads these novels against eighteenth-century midwifery literature by respected practitioners such as William Smellie, William Hunter and Sarah Stone, which also prefers to leave the limits of maternal power as an ambiguous force.

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Book 2017ifery, performance, marriage, the body, education, and creative imagination. Exploring medical, economic, moral, and literary ramifications, this book engages critically with the notion that a pregnant woman could alter the development of her foetus with the power of her thoughts and feelings. Eight

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2634-6435 table prenatal care, responsibility for abnormal births, gen.This book reveals the cultural significance of the pregnant woman by examining major eighteenth-century debates concerning separate spheres, man-midwifery, performance, marriage, the body, education, and creative imagination. Exploring med

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Jennifer L. Mozeiko,Deborah S. Yostion in their poetry therefore probes the tensions of late eighteenth-century maternity. Buckley suggests that maternal imagination not only survived in poetry, but evolved, perhaps because its central aspects – maternity, emotion and imagination – were also crucial to the Romantic aesthetic.