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Feminist literary criticism

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Reading marginally

David Rutledge

1996

D.H. Lawrence and the phallic imagination

Peter Balbert

1989

The Ulysses Delusion

Cecilia Konchar Farr

2016

Laughing feminism

Audrey Bilger

1998

The Politics of the Essay

Ruth-Ellen B. Joeres

1993

Writing on the body

Sarah Stanbury

1997

The newly born woman

Hélène Cixous

1986

A reader's guide to contemporary feminist literary criticism

Humm, Maggie.

1994

Anxious power

Carol J. Singley

1993

Websters' First New Intergalactic Wickedary of the English Language

Mary Daly

1987

Boss ladies, watch out!

Terry Castle

2002

Margaret Atwood's fairy-tale sexual politics

Sharon Rose Wilson

1993

Feminist stylistics

Sara Mills

1995

Refiguring modernism

Bonnie Kime Scott

1995

Gender and reading

Elizabeth A. Flynn

1986

From the beast to the blonde

Marina Warner

1995

The Whore's Story

Bradford Keyes Mudge, Bradford K. Mudge

2000

Black literature and literary theory

Sunday Ogbonna Anozie

1984

Arms and the woman

Adrienne Munich, Susan Merrill Squier, Helen M. Cooper

1989

What does a woman want?

Shoshana Felman

1993

Derrida's Gift

Elizabeth Weed

2006

The resisting reader

Judith Fetterley

1978

Feminist criticism

Humm, Maggie.

1986

Feminist literary theory

Mary Eagleton

1986

Political gender

Sally Ledger, Josephine McDonagh, Jane Spencer

1994

H.D., the career of that struggle

Rachel Blau DuPlessis

1986

Scenes of instruction

Michael Awkward

1999

Making Face, Making Soul/Haciendo Caras

Gloria Anzaldúa

1990

Where the meanings are

Catharine R. Stimpson

1988

The Woman in Question

Parveen Adams

1990

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