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Écrits de femmes américains

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Man cannot speak for her

Karlyn Kohrs Campbell

1989

Unruly tongue

Martha J. Cutter

1999

Contemporary American women writers

Lois Parkinson Zamora

1998

Double Stitch

Patricia Bell-Scott

1991

Reconstructing womanhood

Hazel V. Carby

1987

Naked and fiery forms

Suzanne Juhasz

1976

Teaching women's literature from a regional perspective

Deborah Silverton Rosenfelt

1982

Archetypal patterns in women's fiction

Annis Pratt

1981

Difference in view

Gabriele Griffin

1994

Conjuring

Marjorie Pryse, Hortense J. Spillers

1985

Of women, poetry, and power

Zofia Burr

2002

Latina lesbian writers and artists

Maria Dolores Costa

2003

Food for our grandmothers

Joanna Kadi

1994

Women writers and the city

Susan Merrill Squier

1984

Harlem renaissance and beyond

Lorraine Elena Roses, Ruth Elizabeth Randolph

1990

Black women writers (1950-1980)

Mari Evans

1984

Regions of identity

Kate McCullough

1999

The woman reader

Jean Milloy

1991

American women poets in the 21st century

Claudia Rankine, Juliana Spahr

2002

Black women as cultural readers

Jacqueline Bobo

1995

The Colour of Resistance

Connie Fife

1998

Black women, writing, and identity

Carole Boyce Davies

1994

The Voices of African American Women

Yvonne Johnson

1998

The history of southern women's literature

Carolyn Perry

2002

Race, gender, and desire

Elliott Butler-Evans

1989

Prairie women

Carol Fairbanks

1986

Black women novelists

Barbara T. Christian, Barbara Christian

1980

Boss ladies, watch out!

Terry Castle

2002

Shattered subjects

Suzette A. Henke

1998

Writing the pioneer woman

Janet Floyd

2002

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