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Skirting the Issue: Essays in Literary Theory
Skirting the Issue: Essays in Literary Theory, What is the relation of criticism to literature? What does it mean to call oneself a woman? What does a (feminine) coming to writing—la venue a l'ecriture, in Cixous's phrase—imply? How may feminist strategies of reading appropriate the literary theory , Skirting the Issue: Essays in Literary Theory has a rating of 3 stars
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  • Skirting the Issue: Essays in Literary Theory
  • Written by author Mary Lydon
  • Published by University of Wisconsin Press, June 1995
  • What is the relation of criticism to literature? What does it mean to call oneself a woman? What does a (feminine) coming to writing—"la venue a l'ecriture," in Cixous's phrase—imply? How may feminist strategies of reading appropriate the literary theory
  • What is the relation of criticism to literature? What does it mean to call oneself a woman? What does a (feminine) coming to writing - "la venue l'ecriture," in Cixous's phrase - imply? How may feminist strategies of reading appropriate the literary theor
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Acknowledgments
Introduction3
1Homework13
2Calling Yourself a Woman: Marguerite Yourcenar and Colette28
3Myself and M/others: Colette, Wilde, and Duchamp42
4Pli selon pli: Proust and Fortuny55
5Skirting the Issue: Mallarme, Proust, and Symbolism73
6The Forgetfulness of Memory: Jacques Lacan, Marguerite Duras, and the Text103
7Hats and Cocktails: Simone de Beauvoir's Heady Texts120
8"Here's Looking at You, Kid": Toast a Marcel Duchamp134
9The Story of Adele H.; or, The Insistence of the Letter152
10Amplification: Barthes, Freud, and Paranoia169
11Drawing the Line: Writing, Representation, and the Postmodern184
12What Is Your Pleasure?205
13Foucault and Feminism: A Romance of Many Dimensions216
14The Mother Tongue: The Case of Samuel Beckett231
Notes245
Index283


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