Dogmatic Realism of Motherhood

Zusatztext

Despite all the patriarchal oppressive environment that the woman has undergone, there has been one thing that has always stood out: Motherhood. This would perhaps cement the idea that motherhood is inherent. It cannot change. But should we really take it as such with respect to the idea of care as in the woman and the woman alone? Perhaps turn of what has been generally accepted as the embodiment of care must now be reviewed.

Autorenportrait

Raphael R. M. Butao is a poet, writer and critical analyst.Holds a B. A. in Humanities from Chancellor College, University of Malawi. His major Field is English and the Minor Fields: Philosophy, Political and Administrative Studies.He is primarily concerned with deconstructing world views that have dogmatically become absolute general ethics.

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