US EditionAttending to Our Own Archive in “Motherhood and Its Ghosts” - Chicago Review of Books
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Attending to Our Own Archive in “Motherhood and Its Ghosts” - Chicago Review of Books
What do we remember? Of ourselves? Our mothers? Of ourselves as mothers? What remains in the artifacts we generate—photographs, diary entries, poems—and what gets lost in these renderings of experience? How do we reconcile the gap between representation and reality, between the photograph and its subject, between the self and the other?These questions form the foundation of Iman Mersal’s essay collection Motherhood and Its Ghosts (translated fro…
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