Feminisms REDUX : An Anthology of Literary Theory and Criticism.

Intro -- CONTENTS -- ABOUT FEMINISMS REDUX -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- canons -- INFECTION IN THE SENTENCE: the woman writer and the anxiety of authorship -- DANCING THROUGH THE MINEFIELD: some observations on the theory, practice, and politics of a feminist literary criticism -- WHAT HAS NEVER BEEN: an overview of lesbian feminist literary criticism -- AESTHETICS -- CASTE, CLASS, AND CANON -- A CRITICISM OF OUR OWN: autonomy and assimilation in afro-american and feminist literary theory -- INTRODUCTION FROM GENDER IN AFRICAN WOMEN'S WRITING -- readings -- INTRODUCTION: on the politics of literature -- THE FATHER'S SEDUCTION -- CONSTRUCTING THE SUBJECT: deconstructing the text -- INTRODUCTION FROM BETWEEN MEN -- GENDER ASYMMETRY AND EROTIC TRIANGLES -- APOSTROPHE, ANIMATION, AND ABORTION -- FEMINIST POLITICS: what's home got to do with it? -- THE HIGHS AND LOWS OF BLACK FEMINIST CRITICISM -- TWO GIRLS, FAT AND THIN -- histories -- KOCHINNENAKO IN ACADEME: three approaches to interpreting a keres indian tale -- LA CONCIENCIA DE LA MESTIZA: towards a new consciousness -- ME AND MY SHADOW -- THE LONG GOODBYE: against personal testimony, or an infant grifter grows up -- FEMINIST AND ETHNIC LITERARY THEORIES IN ASIAN AMERICAN LITERATURE -- FOUR WOMEN'S TEXTS AND A CRITIQUE OF IMPERIALISM -- INTRODUCTION FROM EN-GENDERING INDIA -- bodies -- THE LAUGH OF THE MEDUSA -- VISUAL PLEASURE AND NARRATIVE CINEMA -- MAMA'S BABY, PAPA'S MAYBE: an american grammar book -- BODILY INSCRIPTIONS, PERFORMATIVE SUBVERSIONS -- RECONSTRUCTING THE POSTHUMAN FEMINIST BODY TWENTY YEARS AFTER AUDRE LORDE'S CANCER JOURNALS -- INTEGRATING DISABILITY, TRANSFORMING FEMINIST THEORY -- THE CRINGE: MARRIAGE PLOTS, EFFEMINACY, AND FEMINIST AMBIVALENCE -- ABOUT THE AUTHORS -- ALTERNATIVE ARRANGEMENTS FOR FEMINISMS REDUX -- AUTHOR/TITLE INDEX -- PERMISSIONS.

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