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Femmes dans la littérature

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Black women in the fiction of James Baldwin

Trudier Harris, Trudier Harris-Lopez

1985

A Room of One's Own

Virginia Woolf

1957 ★ 4.3

Feminist readings/feminists reading

Sara Mills

1989

Victorian women's fiction

Shirley Foster

1985

Feminist fabulation

Marleen S. Barr

1992

Decoding gender in science fiction

Brian Attebery

2002

Reading women

Jennifer Phegley, Janet Badia

2005

Between Women

Sharon Marcus

2007

La politique du mâle

Rebecca Mead, Kate Millett, Catharine A. MacKinnon

1970 ★ 4.0

Beneath the American Renaissance

David S. Reynolds

1988

Loving with a vengeance

Tania Modleski

1990

Subversive Voices

Evelyn Jaffe Schreiber

2001

The feminine and Faulkner

Minrose Gwin

1990

Speaking in hunger

Donnalee Frega

1998

Caribbean women writers

Thorunn Lonsdale, Mary Condé

1999

Woman/Image/Text

Pearce, Lynne.

1991

Image and power

Sarah Sceats, Gail Cunningham

1996

Women, Texts and Histories 1575-1760

Clare Brant

1992

Women and marriage in Victorian fiction

Jenni Calder

1976

Vocation and desire

Dorothea Barrett

1989

The "tragic mulatta" revisited

Eve Allegra Raimon

2004

Woman as Hero in Old English Literature

Jane Chance

1986

Women novelists and the ethics of desire, 1684-1814

Elizabeth Kraft

2008

Women in the comics

Maurice Horn

1977

The virgin and the bride

Kate Cooper

1996

Staging the rage

Judith Roof, Katherine H. Burkman

1998

Gender and sexuality in twentieth-century Chinese literature and society

Tonglin Lu

1993

Women, love, and power

Elaine Hoffman Baruch

1991

Consensual fictions

Wendy S. Jones

2005

Romanticism and feminism

Anne K. Mellor

1988

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