Keyword [Women's writing]
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| 61. | Trespassing women: Representations of property and identity in British women's writing 1925--2005 |
| 62. | 'Keeping up her geography': Women's writing and geocultural space in early twentieth-century United States literature and culture |
| 63. | Grounds for Telling It: Transnational Feminism and Canadian Women's Writing |
| 64. | Differing bodies, defying subjects, deferring texts: Gender, sexuality, and transgression in Chinese Canadian women's writing |
| 65. | Law, literature, location: Contemporary aboriginal/indigenous women's writing and the politics of identity |
| 66. | Elizabeth Boyd, Grub Street, and patronage: A study in eighteenth century women's writing |
| 67. | Sentimental Ideology, Women's Pedagogy, and American Indian Women's Writing: 1815-1921 |
| 68. | Traumatic possessions: The body and memory in multiethnic women's writing and performance (Sherley Anne Williams, Anna Deavere Smith, Maxine Hong Kingston, Gayl Jones, Robbie McCauley) |
| 69. | Intimacies of empire: Post-colonial women's writing from the Caribbean, France and United States (Marguerite Duras, Marie Chauvet, Patricia Powell, Jamaica) |
| 70. | Sowing barren ground: Constructions of motherhood, the body, and subjectivity in American women's writing, 1928--1948 (Nella Larsen, Margaret Mitchell, Carson McCullers, Dorothy West, Anne Taylor Fleming) |
| 71. | 'Hegemony of the spirit': Black women's resistance and healing through African diasporic 'counter cultures of modernity' in selected African Caribbean and African American women's writing (Erna Brodber, Jamaica, Toni Cade Bambara, Gloria Naylor, Paule Mar |
| 72. | Speaking theory through poetry: Yosano Akiko (1878--1942) on poetic composition and women's writing |
| 73. | Contested visions of a new republic: Race, sex, and the body politic in American women's writing, 1850--1938 |
| 74. | Theorizing *interpretation in context: A feminist ethnographic study of an elder women's writing group |
| 75. | From madwomen to Vietnam veterans: Trauma, testimony, and recovery in post-colonial women's writing |
| 76. | Negotiating identity in the waters of the Atlantic: The middle passage trope in African -American and Afro -Caribbean women's writing |
| 77. | Desires undammed /bodies unbridled: Queering discourse in American women's writing |
| 78. | Autobiographical fictions: Indonesian women's writing from the nationalist period |
| 79. | 'Joined together in history': Politics and place in African American and American Indian women's writing |
| 80. | Redefining nation: Space and desire in contemporary Mexican women's writing (Tita Valencia, Maria Luisa Puga, Angeles Mastretta) |
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