AbstractFlower of My Secret begins with a training-video for counseling relatives of brain-dead patients. When transplanted to All About My Mother and Talk to Her, the brain-dead trope launches the plot of the former and flowers as central premise of the latter. It refigures Spain as a motherland through a fascinating interplay between words and bodies.
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© 2005 by Marsha Kinder.
2005
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