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Articles related to "Women S Literature"
A Voice of Hope in a Seemingly Hopeless World A review of Barbara Kingsolver's "Small Wonder" and what it means in a world on the verge of war. politics • women's issues • literature
Helena Maria Viramontes' The Moths The Moths and Other Stories takes readers on a journey through the lives of women of various ages in Chicano culture and how tradition collides with modern life. helena maria viramontes • the moths • chicano women • women's literature • short stories
Self-Published Authors Series: Suspense Author, Sylvia Hubbard I am highlighting Michigan native, suspense author Sylvia Hubbard for this year’s series, because she is more than just an author she is a sphere of influence in Detroit. self-published • woman • writer • literature • detroit
The Evolution of Shakespeare's Women How did women's power change through the course of Shakespeare's career? And what does this say about his own view of women and the world? shakespeare • women in literature • feminist literature
Toni Morrison, Model and Artist Discussion of Toni Morrison as a model for 20th century American literature. morrison • women's literature • 20th century american literature • women writers • literature
Women and Literature in New England This Fall The annual Women's Week Festival is October 9-18, 2009. It is the 25th year, and literature, art, music, comedy and drama promise to make this an amazing trip for all. lesbian events • womens week in provincetown • lesbian literature events • lesbian book signings • womens literature events
Women Who Love Books Too Much: a review A review of "Women Who Love Books Too Much." "women who love books too much" • history of women in literature
Women's Erotic Literature Offers a look at the ways in which the choices of women's erotic literature have expanded in the last few years. erotica • erotic literature • sexually explicit • sexual fiction • anthologies
Beauty and Beast: Social Expectations and Women's Roles B A second look at social expectations of women's roles reflected in Cupid and Psyche, Beauty and Beast. Do fairytales encourage passive behavior? fairytales • classical mythology • cupid and psyche • clara schumann • beauty and beast
A Thousand Splendid Suns A Thousand Splendid Suns is Khaled Hosseini's story of Mariam and Laila, wives of a tyrannical man, who live in a time of war and turmoil in the city of Kabul. khaled hosseini • the kite runner • afghanistan • kabul • books about afghanistan
Pandora Pandora was a gift of the gods, created by Hephaestes and delivered to Epimetheus by Hermes. She was called Pandora because she was made from the various contributions of the god to be a punishment for man. The story appears in Hesiod's Works and Days and Theogony and is often compared to the Creation Myth in Genesis. All ills of the world are credited to her, but so is Hope. pandora • hesiod • creation myth • genesis • works and days
Finding New Ways to Honor Classic Traditions: African American Women's Literature in 2004 and Beyond Where is this topic going? Find out where we'll start, and how we can be in resonance about where the journey should go from there. black • balck • african american • women • woman
Angela Carter on the Marquis De Sade The Marquis De Sade: Infamous, pornographic... revolutionary. Angela Carter redefined the works of the philosopher the Marquis De Sade in her book 'The Sadeian Woman.' angela carter and the marquis de sade • feminism and the marquis de sade • the sadeian woman • interpretations of the marquis de sade • an introduction to sade
Mary Lamb, Literary Brilliance Mary Lamb, raised in London, in austerity battled dark depression. She rose to the status of a brilliant Victorian writer despite the constraints of the era. mary lamb • charles lamb • victorian era • emma isola • "tales of shakespeare"
Top Ten Childfree Myths Ten most common myths about the childfree clarified by true facts childfree • myths • fallacies • facts
Barbara Christian's "Angle of Seeing Motherhood" A discussion of Barbara Christian's 1983 essay, "An Angle of Seeing Mothering." african american women • african american mothers • mothering • motherhood • womanism
Struggle for Visibility of African American Women's Literature This article discusses historical attempts to suppress African American women's writings, and the efforts African American women scholars make and must continue to make to ensure the visibility of our work. african american women's literature • women's literature • african american women • black feminist scholars • black feminism
The Shaw Festival Last week we had a view on the Stratford festival, now its turn to look at another immensely popular theatre festival: The Shaw Festival. shaw • plays • theatre • canada • niagara-on-the-lake
Gaps in Perception: Feminist Reading Responses Following the previous three articles which began to discuss the idea of reading responses vis-a-vis postmodern and hypertextual fictions, this essay develops the idea of feminist reading responses. In turn, this step will allow forthcoming articles to consider, in a more focused way, the implications of postmodern and hypertext reading. feminist reading • judith fetterley • patrocinio p. schweickart • janice radway • julia kristeva |
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