Literature and Feminism An Introduction

Literature and Feminism is an exemplary new introduction to feminist literary criticism and theory which assumes no previous knowledge of the field. Clear, informative and carefully structured, it provides a thorough guide to, and path through, one of the most important, but also most difficult, areas of contemporary literary studies.

Pam Morris is a Lecturer in English at the University of Dundee.

Preface and Acknowledgements
Introduction: Why 'literature and feminism'?
Literature?
Re-vision: Reading as a Woman
Challenging the Canon and the Literary Establishment
Writing by Women

The Construction of Gender
Writing as a Woman
Identities in Process: Poststructuralism and Intertextuality
A Return to Women in History: Lesbian, Black and Class
Criticism
Notes
Glossary
Bibliography
Index
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