#10401. Mothers’ responsibility as transmitters of gendered moral rationalities: working-class Palestinian mothers living in Israel

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Abstract:
Gendered moral rationalities (GMRs) have been proposed as a means of grounding mothers’ employment-related choices in the structural, policy, and social support contexts of their maternal routines. This article analyzes a form of GMR that is anchored in the class-ethno-national position of mothers and comprises a manifestation of their maternal responsibility toward their daughters’ futures. By focusing on this form of parenting among working-class parents, we are bridging a gap in the scholarship, which has overlooked the salience of the intergenerational transmission of GMRs.
Keywords:
Adolescent daughters; employment; poverty; responsibility; working-class mothers

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