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	<title>Comments on: Association for Research on Mothering is Closing</title>
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		<title>By: Serena Patterson</title>
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		<dc:creator>Serena Patterson</dc:creator>
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		<description>Up with ARM!  There&#039;s just gotta be a way.  

Thank you for the list of formerly-upcoming journals and books from Demeter Press.  It gives a taste of what is being disappeared; silenced. 

Part of the beauty of ARM is that is is welcoming to &quot;nonacademics&quot;, marginalized academics, and activists as well as to those with university positions.  This is essential to the scholarship of mothering--how could it proceed with any integrity otherwise?   And how does the world of academic theory portray and understand mothering without this voice?  If I look back to the pre-Demeter Press days, I have to say, &quot;mostly not at all; and when it tried, it usually got it all wrong.&quot;  

Without an authentic voice of the mother-world, academia does not only get motherhood wrong; it gets humanity wrong.  And if we don&#039;t understand this key part of the human experience--the regenerative part--how on earth can we save ourselves?</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Up with ARM!  There&#8217;s just gotta be a way.  </p>
<p>Thank you for the list of formerly-upcoming journals and books from Demeter Press.  It gives a taste of what is being disappeared; silenced. </p>
<p>Part of the beauty of ARM is that is is welcoming to &#8220;nonacademics&#8221;, marginalized academics, and activists as well as to those with university positions.  This is essential to the scholarship of mothering&#8211;how could it proceed with any integrity otherwise?   And how does the world of academic theory portray and understand mothering without this voice?  If I look back to the pre-Demeter Press days, I have to say, &#8220;mostly not at all; and when it tried, it usually got it all wrong.&#8221;  </p>
<p>Without an authentic voice of the mother-world, academia does not only get motherhood wrong; it gets humanity wrong.  And if we don&#8217;t understand this key part of the human experience&#8211;the regenerative part&#8211;how on earth can we save ourselves?</p>
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