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N. Tyrnova

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4th International Multidisciplinary Scientific Conference on Social Sciences and Arts SGEM 2017
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REGRETTING MOTHERHOOD AS A NEW INVESTIGATION SUBJECT IN RUSSIAN SCIENTIFIC DISCOURSE

(STEF92 Technology, 2017, M. Bicharova, I. Lebedeva, N. Tyrnova)

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The article reflects the results of investigation the phenomenon “childfree”, the movement joining the people who voluntary refused from childbearing. During the analysis of motivational orientations, worldview positions and axiological guides of the ideology followers it was revealed a special kind of childfree. These are so-called “regretting mothers” – women having children but regretting of their birth. A wide discussion of this problem began after the publication of the study results of the Israeli sociologis...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Human Geography and Demography2017
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