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Less Than One and Double: A Feminist Reading of African Women's Writing Book

Less Than One and Double: A Feminist Reading of African Women's Writing
Less Than One and Double: A Feminist Reading of African Women's Writing, Harrow's provocative book introduces a psychoanalytic dimension to the study of African women's writing. In so doing, he opens up relatively uncharted terrain in African literary studies., Less Than One and Double: A Feminist Reading of African Women's Writing has a rating of 5 stars
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  • Less Than One and Double: A Feminist Reading of African Women's Writing
  • Written by author Kenneth W. Harrow
  • Published by Heinemann, November 2001
  • Harrow's provocative book introduces a psychoanalytic dimension to the study of African women's writing. In so doing, he opens up relatively uncharted terrain in African literary studies.
  • Harrow's provocative book introduces a psychoanalytic dimension to the study of African women's writing. In so doing, he opens up relatively uncharted terrain in African literary studies. Comprehensive, nuanced, occasionally lyrical, the book covers an im
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Preface
Introduction: Insider Writers/Outsider Theory
1First Wave and Second Wave African Feminism: Butler and the Question of Gender1
2The Other (Side of the) Mirror23
3Jewish Abjection, African Abjection, and The Subject Presumed to Know: Kristeva and Beyala's Tu t'appelleras Tanga43
4Standing Like a Tower: Plagiarism, Castration, and the Phallus in Le Petit Prince de Belleville97
5Less Than One and Double: Irigaray/Bhabha, Nervous Conditions/Asseze l'Africaine157
6Division, Disunity, Disturbance, and Difference: Safi Faye's Mossane and the Challenge of Postmodern Feminism247
7City of Mud and Diamonds, City of Dis: Tanella Boni, Veronique Tadjo - A Feminism of the Cities277
Conclusion: Rebuilding Dis: Words of a Second Wave331
Bibliography335
Index343


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