Through the looking glass: Biographical writing as self-reflection

Q2 Arts and Humanities Journal of Writing in Creative Practice Pub Date : 2019-04-01 DOI:10.1386/JWCP.12.1-2.29_1
S. Everington
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Combining creative writing excerpts from my Ph.D. work-in-progress, ‘The Other Mothers: Exploring adoption, surrogacy and egg donation through life writing’, with reflective commentary, this article will discuss the ways in which writing the lives of others can serve as a process of self-reflection. Inspired by my personal experience as a biological and adoptive mother, my Ph.D. project involves creative practice as research, alongside critical approaches, to culminate in the production of a multi-subject biographical narrative of women who have become mothers through adoption, surrogacy and egg donation, and their silent partners – birth mothers, surrogates and egg donors – whose stories remain largely untold.
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透过镜子:传记写作的自我反思
结合我正在进行的博士论文《其他母亲:通过生活写作探索收养、代孕和卵子捐赠》的创意写作节选,以及反思性评论,本文将讨论如何将他人的生活写作作为一种自我反思的过程。受我作为生母和养母的个人经历的启发,我的博士项目包括创造性的研究实践,以及批判性的方法,最终形成了一个多主题的传记叙事,讲述了通过收养、代孕和捐卵成为母亲的女性,以及她们沉默的伴侣——生母、代孕母亲和捐卵者——她们的故事在很大程度上仍未被披露。
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Journal of Writing in Creative Practice
Journal of Writing in Creative Practice Arts and Humanities-Visual Arts and Performing Arts
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