Private voices, public lives : women speak on the literary life /
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Denton, Tex. :
University of North Texas Press,
1995.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- I. The Work/Love Paradigm. "Tangled together like a badly cast fishing line": the reader and the text in Katherine Anne Porter's "Pale horse, pale rider" / Ann L. Putnam
- Love, work, and Willa Cather / Ann Fisher-Wirth
- The voices from the Little house / Ann Romines
- Rewriting the love plot our way: women and work / Susan J. Rosowski. II. The Text as Mirror. Nancy Drew, the perfect solution / Carol S. Chadwick
- Wrestling with the mother and the father: "his" and "her" in Adrienne Rich / Betty S. Flowers
- In search of the androgynous self / Nancy Owen Nelson
- From robot to roarer / Jo C. Searles
- A white bird flying straight down / Catherine E. Lamb
- Being an I-witness: my life as a lesbian teacher / Barbara DiBernard
- Mother/daughter dialog(ic)s in, around and about Amy Tan's The Joy Luck Club / Bonnie Braendlin
- Offshore women: a personal log / Nancy Pagh
- Metamorphosis: mutations of a Hungarian continental drifter into an American woman / Olga Klekner
- Trapped, the release, by a Gift from the sea / Lois Hassan
- Speaking across boundries and sharing the loss of a child / Melody Graulich
- Trailing west / Susan Naramore Maher
- Dakota: a spiritual geography, revisited / Michele Potter
- III. Teaching and Writing the Self. Growing up with Doctor Spock: an auto-biography / Lynn Z. Bloom
- From impersonators to persons: breaking patterns, finding voices / Charlotte S. McClure
- Search and rescue / Beverly Conner
- Diversity and the American dream / Grace Stewart
- Women's literature as individuation for college students / Julie Houston
- Finding my voice: caught between a Woolf and a Crane / Sandra Parker
- Literary criticism with a human face: Virginia Woolfe and the Common reader / Elsie F. Mayer.