Book Review

Making mothers: care-work and everyday well-being in South African households

Published in: Anthropology Southern Africa
Volume 44 , issue 1, pages: 37–39

DOI: 10.1080/23323256.2021.1895853

Author(s): Elthéa De Ruiters, South Africa,

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Abstract

« Connected lives: shining a light on family and care in South Africa

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