THEORETICAL APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF THE SOCIAL ROLE OF MOTHERHOOD
Abstract
Motherhood is considered one of the essential social institutions that ensures the development of humanity and the stability of society. It manifests not only as a biological process but also as a complex social role, encompassing an individual's functions within the family, society, and the preservation of generational continuity. In every society, the essence of motherhood, the requirements imposed upon it, and social expectations are shaped under the influence of historical, cultural, and social factors.
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