Motherhood in literature written by female authors in Morocco
Keywords:
maternité, représentations socio-culturelles, modèle maternel, espace symbolique, créationAbstract
Firstly, the Literature written by female authors in Morocco puts forward the social and cultural representations of maternity. Women’s writing describes maternity as a source for women’s empowerment if they want to exist in the society and in the family. Secondly, it can be said that in this literature, the main idea is that the mother represents a negative pattern for women’s emancipation. Finally, this analysis pays considerable attention to the relation between maternity and writing.
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