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Archive for tag: professor

06.102016November 12, 2019

Writing as a Mother Worker: A Socratic Inquiry

Writing as a Mother Worker: A Socratic Inquiry

By VIDAIn FeaturedTags AWP, depression, divorce, Eat Pray Love, Elizabeth Gilbert, family, Feminism, friendship, Glennon Doyle, Julia Carey, Lorrie Moore, Meternity, misogyny, motherhood, professor, reading, regret, Sheryl Sandberg, socioeconomic status, tenure-track, The Lost Girls, the personal is political

Things we know: Lorrie Moore is a writer of humorous fiction, and many would call her prolific and successful. Lorrie Moore is also mother to...

13.062015September 10, 2019

Report from the Field: To Lift Off My Veil

Report from the Field: To Lift Off My Veil

By Jessica ReidyIn Reports from the FieldTags Anne Sexton, Anne-Marie Slaughter, career, culture, East, equality, ethnicity, family, Feminism, hijab, houses, housewife, identity, Irag, Iragi, Islam, liberation, marriage, Muslim, Nadia Fayidh Mohammed, patriarchy, poet, Poetry Quarterly, professor, race, religion, rights, role, sacrifice, Sparkling Light, The Atlantic, tradition, translator, veil, West, Why Women Still Can't Have it All, Women, Women of Color

When I began considering Anne Sexton, the American poet who could not bear the sexism of the mid-20th century Western world, and read in her...

24.012015September 10, 2019

Moms on the Market

Moms on the Market

By Jessica ReidyIn FeaturedTags adoptive parents, equal opportunity employment, Feminism, job, lecturing, literature, market, maternity leave, moms on the market, motherhood, poets, pregnant, professor, rights, teaching, tenure, university, women writers, work, workplace, writers

Dear Tenured Mom, I’m currently on the academic job market and pregnant. While the pregnancy itself is exciting and great news in my personal life,...

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