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Abstract Background: The phenomenon of migration has impacted a country’s economy in significant ways. This study aims to understand the impact of migration on the health and well-being of migrant female street vendors through a mixed-method research design. Methods: The quantitative research focuses on statistical analysis of n = 40 responses from the consumers who purchase from the migrant female street food vendors.
Abstract The study examines the thematic resonances and disjunctions between Medical Humanities, Trauma Studies, and Feminist Critical Theory through a close reading of Anne Boyer’s Pulitzer Prize-winning pathography The Undying. The research argues that the bodies of female cancer patients experience, remember, and resist oncological violence in contrast to late-capitalist biomedical discourse.
1 Introduction Motherhood is not just a biological or personal phenomenon, but a deeply socio-cultural and political shift that transforms a woman’s identity, body, and time. Rich (1976) made a powerful distinction between the experience of motherhood and the institution of motherhood, arguing that societal scripts often override women’s lived experiences.
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