Sarah Waters and contemporary feminisms. (2016)
- Record Type:
- Book
- Title:
- Sarah Waters and contemporary feminisms. (2016)
- Main Title:
- Sarah Waters and contemporary feminisms
- Further Information:
- Note: Adele Jones, Claire O'Callaghan, editors.
- Editors:
- Jones, Adele
O'Callaghan, Claire - Contents:
- Acknowledgements; Contents; Notes on Contributors; Chapter 1: Sarah Waters's Feminisms; 1.1 Feminist Historiography; 1.2 Contemporary Feminist Criticism; 1.3 Waters and a Tradition of Women's Writing; 1.4 The Chapters; Part I: Feminist Foremothers; Chapter 2: Teasing (Out) a New Generation: The Writing of Sarah Waters; 2.1 Women, Writing and the Canon; 2.2 Echoes and Influences; 2.3 Writing and Reading as Entrapment; 2.4 Writing the Body; 2.5 Writing and Feminism; Chapter 3: Quick and Queer: Love-Life-Writing in Orlando and Affinity; 3.1 The Victorian Zeitgeist: A Troubling Haunting 3.2 Writing Queerly3.3 Phases, Passing and Otherwise: A Queer Temporality; 3.4 Conclusion: Queer Affinities; Chapter 4: 'Accompanied by Ghosts': The Changing Uses of the Past in Sarah Waters's Lesbian Fiction; 4.1 Writing the Empty Archive; 4.2 'Not a Stage Set'35: Appropriation to Reclamation; 4.3 An Unknowable Past; Part II: Second-Wave Hauntings; Chapter 5: Anxious Affinities: Gender and Déréliction in Sarah Waters's Neo-Forties Novels; 5.1 Homeless: Women's Déréliction; 5.2 Hymns to Decay; 5.3 Women at War Chapter 6: The Feminist Gothic in The Little Stranger: Troubling Narratives of Continuity and Change6.1 Ghost Stories and the Gothic; 6.2 Faraday as Narrator; 6.3 Women and Social Limitations; 6.4 Conclusion: Waters's Feminist Gothic; Chapter 7: The Feminist Politics of Textuality: Reading the Feminism of Julia Kristeva in Fingersmith; 7.1 Texts, Intertexts, Identities; 7.2 The Semiotics ofAcknowledgements; Contents; Notes on Contributors; Chapter 1: Sarah Waters's Feminisms; 1.1 Feminist Historiography; 1.2 Contemporary Feminist Criticism; 1.3 Waters and a Tradition of Women's Writing; 1.4 The Chapters; Part I: Feminist Foremothers; Chapter 2: Teasing (Out) a New Generation: The Writing of Sarah Waters; 2.1 Women, Writing and the Canon; 2.2 Echoes and Influences; 2.3 Writing and Reading as Entrapment; 2.4 Writing the Body; 2.5 Writing and Feminism; Chapter 3: Quick and Queer: Love-Life-Writing in Orlando and Affinity; 3.1 The Victorian Zeitgeist: A Troubling Haunting 3.2 Writing Queerly3.3 Phases, Passing and Otherwise: A Queer Temporality; 3.4 Conclusion: Queer Affinities; Chapter 4: 'Accompanied by Ghosts': The Changing Uses of the Past in Sarah Waters's Lesbian Fiction; 4.1 Writing the Empty Archive; 4.2 'Not a Stage Set'35: Appropriation to Reclamation; 4.3 An Unknowable Past; Part II: Second-Wave Hauntings; Chapter 5: Anxious Affinities: Gender and Déréliction in Sarah Waters's Neo-Forties Novels; 5.1 Homeless: Women's Déréliction; 5.2 Hymns to Decay; 5.3 Women at War Chapter 6: The Feminist Gothic in The Little Stranger: Troubling Narratives of Continuity and Change6.1 Ghost Stories and the Gothic; 6.2 Faraday as Narrator; 6.3 Women and Social Limitations; 6.4 Conclusion: Waters's Feminist Gothic; Chapter 7: The Feminist Politics of Textuality: Reading the Feminism of Julia Kristeva in Fingersmith; 7.1 Texts, Intertexts, Identities; 7.2 The Semiotics of Domesticity; 7.3 Undermining the Psychoanalysis of the Mother-Child Dyad; 7.4 Writing, Reading, and Desire; 7.5 Textual Subversions; 7.6 The Intertextuality of Feminism Chapter 8: 'Better a prison … than a madhouse!': Incarceration and the Neo-Victorian Fictions of Sarah Waters8.1 Literal Incarceration; 8.2 Metaphorical Incarceration27; 8.3 Conclusion: Towards Freedom; Part III: Beyond the Second Wave; Chapter 9: Written on the Body: Wounded Men and Ugly Women in The Little Stranger; 9.1 Constructing Disability: "Plainness", Gender and Medicine; 9.2 The Ugly Uncanny: Disability, Gender, and the Grotesque; 9.3 Conclusion: The Problems of Perspective; Chapter 10: 'My Dress Is Not a Yes': Coalitions of Resistance in SlutWalk and the Fictions of Sarah Waters 10.1 Introduction: Writing as Activism10.2 Re-vising History: Writing Women's Bodies, Women's Bodies Marching; 10.3 Stunned into Silence: SlutWalk and the Voices of the Body; 10.4 Conclusion; Chapter 11: 'Grisley "L" business': Re-valuing Female Masculinity and Butch Subjectivity in Tipping the Velvet and The Night Watch; 11.1 Eroticising Masculine Aesthetics in Tipping the Velvet; 11.2 'She's Such a Bloody Gentleman'33: The Night Watch; 11.3 Conclusion: Valuing Masculine Women; Afterword: Sarah Waters and the Future of Feminisms; Bridging the Divide: Feminist Pasts and Presents … (more)
- Publisher Details:
- London : Palgrave Macmillan
- Publication Date:
- 2016
- Extent:
- 1 online resource
- Subjects:
- 823/.914
Literature
Literature, Modern -- 20th century
Literature, Modern -- 21st century
Feminist theory
LITERARY CRITICISM / European / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh
LITERARY CRITICISM / Feminist
Feminist theory
Literature, Modern
Fiction -- General
Social Science -- Feminism & Feminist Theory
Fiction & related items
Feminism & feminist theory
Fiction
Literary studies: from c 1900
Electronic books
Criticism, interpretation, etc
Criticism and interpretation - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9781137506085
1137506083 - Related ISBNs:
- 9781137506078
1137506075 - Notes:
- Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
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