Making the invisible, visible
Obituary: Naomi Stadlen (1942-2025)
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Stadlen, A. & Stadlen, N. (2005). Families. In Deurzen, E. van & Arnold-Baker, C. (eds.) Existential Perspectives on Human Issues. London: Palgrave Macmillan. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-230-21624-2
Stadlen, N. (2004). What Mothers Do: Especially when it looks like nothing. London: Piatkus Books.
Stadlen, N. (2009). Should mothers raise their voices to be heard? Juno Magazine.
Stadlen, N. (2011). How Mothers Love: And how relationships are born. London: Piatkus Books.
Stadlen, N. (2013). Protecting our freedom. Juno Magazine.
Stadlen, N. (2020). What Mothers Learn: Without being taught. London: Piatkus Books.
Stadlen, N. (2020). The existential freedom of mothers. In Arnold-Baker, C. (ed.) Existential Crisis of Motherhood. London: Palgrave. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-56499-5_5
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Stadlen, N. (2025). A Grand Quarrel: Elizabeth Gaskell, Florence Nightingale and the work of mothers. London: Montag & Martin.
