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Reclaiming Non-Motherhood: Abjection, Laughter and Failure in Twenty-First-Century Swedish Narrativg it as a liveable life, and by using laughter and failure to turn things around and propose alternative ways of living. The chapter brings together theories of abjection, laughter and failure to analyse stories that are usually expulsed from the public domain in order to uphold the fertility norm.

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,Non-Motherhood and the Narrative of the Self in Nuria Labari’s , by emphasizing the closeness of these two experiences. Therefore, motherhood and non-motherhood are portrayed as complex, dynamic, and ever-evolving phenomena rather than pre-conceptualized experiences.

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,The Incomplete Mother as Non-mother: A Study of Secondary Infertility in Helen Davies’ ,ost notably in terms of perceived failure) and explores the fraught experience of liminality that accompanies secondary infertility, in that one is simultaneously mother and non-mother. Finally, it argues that secondary infertility forces us to both nuance and expand our understanding of non-motherh

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,Autonomy, Autocreation and Agency: Radical Non-Motherhood in Amandine Gay’s , (2021),nd transracial adoptee. By refusing the glorification of biological or normative kinship, Gay imputes new ways of understanding care, ethical kinship and love grounded in Afrofeminist and radical Black feminist ethics, thus negotiating non-/other-motherhood beyond the colonial and racialised logics

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,Choosing Childlessness: Familial and National Acts of Resistance in Preti Taneja’s , (2017),ndeed in many cases, living, on their own terms. This chapter focuses on the choice of non-motherhood by one of the novel’s protagonists, Gargi, and the ways this choice fundamentally undermines her father’s legacy-building project on a micro level and, more broadly, serves as a refusal to perpetuat

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