The red notebook by Arantxa Urretabizkaia ; translated from Basque by Kristin Addis.
Idioma: Inglés Lenguaje original: vasco Series Basque literature series ; no. 5Detalles de publicación: Reno, Nev. Center for Basque Studies, University of Nevada, Reno c2008.Descripción: 126p. 22cmISBN:- 9781877802829 (pbk.)
- 899/.923 22
- PH5339.U645 K6313 2008
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The Red Notebook is an ambitious, lyrical autobiographical novel that addresses women's experience and memory as it teases out competing, sometimes paradoxical demands of motherhood. For the protagonist, political commitment is an endeavor that can't compare to motherhood, but motherhood is the site in which politics and the personal coincide capturing and even trapping women. Author Urretabizkaia offers us the confessions of a woman forced to weigh political commitment against motherhood.
"The Red Notebook belongs to the autobiographical genre and the novel-writing tradition that deals with the female voice and memory. This novel breaks new ground from a physical and psychological point of view, bringing out the social and political aspects of motherhood"--Provided by publisher.