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Among men, among women
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- Duyves, Mattias > (ed.)
- Everard, Myriam > (ed.)
- Grotenhuis, Saskia > (ed.)
- [et al.]
Among men, among women
Part one: Among men .I. Theory: theory and methodology. Scholarly interventions .II. Fiction: fictional sources. Literary and visuel representations .III. Discipline: coercion and dependency. Stately interventions .IV. Boy-love: paedagogics and paedo-erotics .V. 1300-1800: among men during Renaissance and Enlightment .VI. 1750-1870: embourgeoisment and sexualisation of homosocial arrangements .VII. 1870-1945: Fin-de Siècle to fascism: pressure-cooker Germany .VIII. 1945-1984: gay consolidation and emerging criticism .Part two: among women .IX. Homosocial arrangements among women .X. Theory and methodology .XI. Heterosocial developments in a homosocial world .XII. Among women, a literary representation .XIII. Images of femininity and masculinity among women- Creator
- Duyves, Mattias > (ed.)
- Everard, Myriam > (ed.)
- Grotenhuis, Saskia > (ed.)
- [et al.]
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The gender of modernism
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- Scott, Bonnie Kime > (ed.)
- Broe, Mary Lynn > (contr.ed.)
- [et al.]
The gender of modernism
Djuna Barnes : Antonia White : Anna Wickham : Virginia Woolf Willa Cather Nancy Cunard Hilda Doolittle Nella Larsen Jessie Redmon Fauset Zora Neale Hurston Mina Loy Rose Macaulay Katherine Mansfield Charlotte Mew Marianne Moore Jean Rhys Dorothy Richardson May Sinclair Gertrude Stein Sylvia Townsend Warner Rebecca West- Creator
- Scott, Bonnie Kime > (ed.)
- Broe, Mary Lynn > (contr.ed.)
- [et al.]
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Een bedorven leven
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- Oever, Annie van den
- Steenhuis, Aafke
- Vogelaar, Jacq
- [et al.]
Een bedorven leven
Aandacht voor: het leven van Woolf: wat de vrouwenbeweging met Woolf heeft gedaan: de ontwikkeling van haar schrijfstijl: haar dagboeken: de vroegere verloofde van Woolf, de essayist en biograaf Lytton Strachey.- Creator
- Oever, Annie van den
- Steenhuis, Aafke
- Vogelaar, Jacq
- [et al.]
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Ierland [thema]
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- Marle, Tonie van
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Ierland [thema]
Het thema van de Buchmesse van 1996 is 'Ierse schrijvers in de diaspora'. Naar aanleiding hiervan wordt in een inleidend essay een overzicht van de geschiedenis van de Ierse literatuur gegeven. Verder het beeld van Ierland in twee Nederlandse romans n.l. 'Een sterke man' van Renate Dorrestein en 'Spookliefde' van Vonne van der Meer, en een aantal boekbesprekingen.- Creator
- Marle, Tonie van
- [et al.]
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Gender and trauma
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- Festic, Fatima > (ed.)
- Hart, Jonathan
- Accad, Evelyne
- [et al.]
Gender and trauma
The authors describe possibilities of coping with human savagery, the violence of war, and motivations and attempts to engage in it. Along with this, the subject and voice positioning possibilities in remembering and the experiences in women's life stories are described, with the focus on representativity and initiation. The last part of this book displays the problems of the absence of women in literature, everyday life, history, media, academia and theory.- Creator
- Festic, Fatima > (ed.)
- Hart, Jonathan
- Accad, Evelyne
- [et al.]
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Medieval women and their objects
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- Adams, Jenny > (ed.)
- Bradbury, Nancy Mason > (ed.)
- Diamond, Arlyn
- Fein, Susanna
- Chickering, Howell
- [et al.]
Medieval women and their objects
Liber amicorum for Carolyn P. Collette, American professor emerita of English language and literature and a specialist in medieval literature, as she retires from Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley MA, United States. The essays gathered in this volume present considerations of the intersection of objects and gender within the cultural contexts of late medieval France and England. Some take a material view of objects, showing buildings, books, and pictures as sites of gender negotiations and extensions of women's bodies. Other reconsider the concept of objectification in the lives of fictional and historical medieval women by looking closely at their relation to gendered material objects, taken literally as women's possessions and as figurative manifestations of their desires. Contents:
Part 1: Objects and gender in a material world: The 'Thyng Wommen loven moost' : the wife of Bath's fabliau answer ['The wife of Bath's tale', 'Canterbury tales', Geoffrey Chaucer] : Zenobia's objects : The object of miraculous song in 'The prioress's tale'.
Part 2: Buildings, books, and women's (self-)fashioning: A gift from the queen : the architecture of the Collège de Navarre in Paris [the first royal college in Paris] : Anne of Bohemia and the objects of Ricardian kingship : Royal biography as reliquary : Christine de Pizan's 'Livre des fais et bonnes meurs du sage roy Charles V' : A gift, a mirror, a memorial : the psalter-hours of Mary de Bohun : 'Parchment and pure flesh' : Elizabeth de Vere, Countess of the twelfth Earl of Oxford, and her book.
Part 3: Bodies, objects, and objects in the shape of bodies: Objects of the law : the cases of Dorigen and Virginia : Galatea's pulse : objects, ethics, and Jean de Meun's conclusion : Transgender and the chess queen in Chaucer's 'Book of the duchess' : Statues, bodies, and souls : St. Cecilia and some medieval attitudes toward ancient Rome.- Creator
- Adams, Jenny > (ed.)
- Bradbury, Nancy Mason > (ed.)
- Diamond, Arlyn
- Fein, Susanna
- Chickering, Howell
- [et al.]
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The politics of female alliance in early modern England
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- Luckyj, Christina > (ed.) (introd.)
- O'Leary, Niamh J. > (ed.) (introd.)
- Frye, Susan > (afterw.)
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The politics of female alliance in early modern England
This publication reevaluates the nature and extent of women’s political alliances, based on archival discoveries as well as new work on politics and law. Grouped into three sections - domestic, court, and kinship alliances - these essays investigate historical documents, drama, and poetry, insisting that female alliances, much like male friendship discourse, had political meaning in early modern England. Female writers discussed are, amongst others, the Cavendish Sisters, Anne Clifford, Aemilia Lanyer, and Katherine Philips.- Creator
- Luckyj, Christina > (ed.) (introd.)
- O'Leary, Niamh J. > (ed.) (introd.)
- Frye, Susan > (afterw.)
- [et al.]
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Ms Muffet and others
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- Murray, Melissa
- Bardwell, Leland
- Claffey, Anne
- [et al.]
- McConville, Catherine > (ill.)
- Quinlan, Mary > (ill.)
Ms Muffet and others
Told from a feminist perspective, this publication is a collection of fairy tales and fables. Stories: The selkie: Sninda: The frog prince revisited: The woodcutter's daughter: That'll teach her: The merchant prince: The woman who lived in a shoe: Sturdy Ms Muffet: The tired trainer of Hamelin: Alice in Thunderland.- Creator
- Murray, Melissa
- Bardwell, Leland
- Claffey, Anne
- [et al.]
- McConville, Catherine > (ill.)
- Quinlan, Mary > (ill.)
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Verleidingen [themanummer]
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- Loomans, Marja
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Verleidingen [themanummer]
Bevat naast boekbesprekingen: een essay over het verband tussen verleiding en literatuur: een greep uit het aanbod van Engelse reeksen betaalbare erotische fictie waarin alle seksuele voorkeuren en fetisjismen uitgebreid aan bod komen: de erotische component in het werk van Virginia Woolf: overspel in de literatuur: architectuur en seksualiteit.- Creator
- Loomans, Marja
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