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Feminism and literature

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The perverse gaze of sympathy

Laura Hinton

1999

Virginia Woolf & postmodernism

Pamela L. Caughie

1991

The handbook of nonsexist writing

Casey Miller

1980

The Black feminist reader

Joy James, T. Denean Sharpley-Whiting

2000

Milan Kundera & feminism

John O'Brien

1995

Good girls make good wives

Judith Rowbotham

1989

A reader's guide to contemporary feminist literary criticism

Humm, Maggie.

1994

Anxious power

Carol J. Singley

1993

Women in modern drama

Gail Finney

1989

With her in Ourland

Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Sajad Hussain

1997

Prairie women

Carol Fairbanks

1986

Sexuality in the Field of Vision (Radical Thinkers) (Radical Thinkers)

Jacqueline Rose

1986

A Vocabulary of Thinking

Deborah M. Mix

2007

Boss ladies, watch out!

Terry Castle

2002

Women reading Shakespeare, 1660-1900

Ann Thompson (editor), Sasha Roberts

1997

Dance of the sexes

Beverly Jean Rasporich

1990

Margaret Atwood's fairy-tale sexual politics

Sharon Rose Wilson

1993

Bessie Head

Huma Ibrahim

1996

Feminist utopias

Frances Bartkowski

1989

The madwoman can't speak, or, Why insanity is not subversive

Marta Caminero-Santangelo

1998

Approaches to teaching Atwood's The handmaid's tale and other works

Sharon Rose Wilson, Shannon Eileen Hengen

1996

Prophetic Woman

Amy Schrager Lang

1987

Showing like a queen

Katherine Eggert

2000

Writing women's literary history

Margaret J. M. Ezell

1993

Refiguring modernism

Bonnie Kime Scott

1995

The Limits of Eroticism in Post-Petrarchan Narrative

Dorothy Stephens

1998

Gender and reading

Elizabeth A. Flynn

1986

Reading in detail

Naomi Schor

1989

Feminist theatre

Helene Keyssar

1984

The clubwomen's daughters

Gwen Athene Tarbox

2000

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