Violence, silence, and anger : women's writing as transgression /
| Други автори: | Lashgari, Deirdre. |
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| Формат: | Книга |
| Език: | English |
| Публикувано: |
Charlottesville :
University Press of Virginia,
1995.
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| Серия: |
Feminist issues (Charlottesville, Va.)
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Съдържание:
- "Unnameable by choice" : multivalent silences in Adrienne Rich's "Time's power" /
- Jane Hoogestraat
- Devil and the virgin : writing sexual abuse in "Incidents in the life of a slave girl" /
- Anne B. Dalton
- "It's an unbelievable story" : testimony and truth in the work of Rosario Ferré and Rigoberta Menchú /
- George B. Handley
- Native witness, white "translator" : the problematics of tran/scribing in Elsa Joubert's "Poppie nongena" /
- Kristi Dalven
- From the country of the colonized : Virginia Woolf on growing up female in Victorian England /
- Merry M. Pawlowski
- Silent child within the angry woman : exorcising incest in Sylvia Molloy's "Certificate of absence" /
- Gisela Norat
- Unspeakable : Mary Gordon and the angry mother's voices /
- Pamela Smiley
- Dead angels : are we killing the mother in the house? /
- Ruth O. Saxton
- Angry eyes and closed lips : forces of revolution in Nawal el Saadawi's "God dies by the Nile" /
- Madhuchhanda Mitra
- Economic violence in postcolonial Senegal : noisy silence in novels by Mariama Bâ and Aminata Sow Fall /
- Dorothy Davis Wills
- Up against the national canon : women's war memoirs from Malaysia and Singapore /
- Shirley Geok-Lin Lim
- Muslim woman as hero in Daneshvar's "Savushun" : a novel about modern Iran /
- Michaela Cook
- "Law is the law
- and a bad stove is a bad stove" : subversive justice and layers of collusion in "A jury of her peers" /
- Sherri Hallgren
- Returning to the site of violence : the restructuring of slavery's legacy in Sherley Anne Williams's "Dessa rose" /
- Ann E. Trapasso
- Holocaust and the witnessing imagination /
- S. Lillian Kremer
- Dangerous admissions : opening stages to violence, anger, and healing in African diaspora theater /
- Vèvè A. Clark
- Mastectomy, misogyny, and media : toward an inclusive politics and poetics of breast cancer /
- Roseanne Lucia Quinn
- "Love is a supreme violence" : the deconstruction of gendered space in Etel Adnan's "Sitt Marie-Rose" /
- Madeline Cassidy
- Disrupting the deadly stillness : Janice Mirikitani's poetics of violence /
- Deirdre Lashgari
- "Wild tongues can't be tamed" : Gloria Anzaldúa's (r)evolution of voice /
- Ann E. Reuman.