Keyword [Women Writers]
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| 161. | Daughters of Saint Teresa: Authority and rhetoric in the confessional narratives of three twentieth-century Spanish and Latin American women writers |
| 162. | Writing the body: Maternal subjectivity in the works of Hirabayashi Taiko, Enchi Fumiko, and Oba Minako |
| 163. | Women Writers and Italian Fascism: Figures of Female Resistance in Paola Masino, Paola Drigo, and Milena Milani |
| 164. | Literary Sensations: Victorian Women Writers and Celebrity Culture |
| 165. | Black women writers and the spatial limits of the African diaspora |
| 166. | 'The myth of the end of myth-making': The use of mythology, folklore, and fairy tales in the work of contemporary Irish women writers |
| 167. | Misery baby: A (re)vision of the Bildungsroman by Caribbean and United States black women writers (Jamaica Kincaid, Antigua, Edwidge Danticat, Haiti, Toni Morrison) |
| 168. | Navigating exile: Contemporary women writers discover an ethics of home (Margaret Atwood, Toni Morrison, Octavia E. Butler) |
| 169. | Mobile Ideas and (Im)mobile Subjects: Women Writers and Women's Fashion Magazines in Nineteenth-Century Germany and Austria |
| 170. | Japanese women writers watch a boy being beaten by his father: Male homosexual fantasies, female sexuality and desire (Kono Taeko, Mori Mari, Okamoto Kanoko, Matsuura Rieko) |
| 171. | This is not a woman: Literary bodies and private selves in the works of the Chinese avant-garde women writers |
| 172. | 'Incidental occurrences': Exchanges between British and Indian women writers, 1840--1940 |
| 173. | Spectacular moves: Nineteenth -century women writers and the rhetoric of dissent |
| 174. | Voices from ex/isle: Caribbean and Indian Ocean women writers break geographical confines |
| 175. | Beyond autobiography: Memory and the art of forgetting in Marguerite Duras, Eileen Chang and Maxine Hong Kingston |
| 176. | The re-visioning of goddesses: Revisionist poetics in African diaspora women writers' re-creations of black women characters from black male-authored canonical texts |
| 177. | Madame Mediator: Women writers of 17th century Atlanticism |
| 178. | Writing the lives of Restoration and eighteenth-century women writers: Towards a new feminist biography |
| 179. | Feminine bodies that tell stories: Narratives by Central American women writers |
| 180. | 'Who in the world she might be': A contextual and stylistic approach to the early music of Joni Mitchell [and] 'The Art of Eating': Seven songs on texts about food by contemporary women writers (M. F. K. Fisher, Katherine De Lorraine, Carla Drysdale, Co |
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