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  • Written while pregnant and in lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic, this piece proposes that pregnancy involves walking a fine line between two opposing states: a narcissistic self-absorption and a complete giving over of oneself in service of the other Utilizing Kristeva’s writing on pregnancy, motherhood, and herethics, I propose that this balancing act operates both at the level of gestation and in the public realm A pregnant woman needs to focus on herself in order to protect her unborn child and her physical and mental well-being, but this focus also holds the potential for the woman to consider her own privilege, and to reach out to, and support, other women © 2020 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC
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  • Pregnancy in the Time of COVID-19: Maternal Self-Focus and Kristevan Herethics
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