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Féminisme et littérature

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Feminism in Women's Detective Fiction

Glenwood Irons

1995

Translation and gender

Luise Von Flotow-Evans

2004

Delicate subjects

Julie K. Ellison

1990

Collaboration in the Feminine

Barbara Godard

1994

Chaucer's approach to gender in the Canterbury tales

Anne Laskaya

1995

Illness, gender, and writing

Mary Burgan

1994

Woman, native, other

T. Minh-Ha Trinh

1989

Speaking of Gender

Elaine Showalter

1989

Feminism & art

Herbert Marder

1968

A feminist ethic of risk

Sharon D. Welch

1990

VERNON LEE: DECADENCE, ETHICS, AESTHETICS; ED. BY CATHERINE MAXWELL

Catherine Maxwell, Patricia Pulham

2006

Love and the woman question in Victorian literature

Kathleen Blake

1983

Black women writers and the American neo-slave narrative

Elizabeth Ann Beaulieu

1999

Future females

Marleen S. Barr

1981

Reading the romance

Janice A. Radway

1984

Jamaica Kincaid

Moira Ferguson

1994

Writing in the feminine

Karen Gould

1990

To write like a woman

Joanna Russ

1995

Feminism and science fiction

Sarah Lefanu

1989

No man's land

Susan Gubar, Sandra M. Gilbert

1988

Feminist fiction

Anne Cranny-Francis

1990

A critique of postcolonial reason

Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak

1999

The gendering of melancholia

Juliana Schiesari

1992

The Progress of romance

Jean Radford

1986

Still crazy after all these years

Rachel Bowlby

1992

The feminine political novel in Victorian England

Barbara Leah Harman

1998

Literary feminisms

Ruth Robbins

2000

Walking the Victorian Streets

Deborah Epstein Nord

1995

Daughters of earth

Justine Larbalestier

2006

The colonial rise of the novel

Firdous Azim

1993

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