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Feminist Literary Theory and Criticism: A Norton Reader

by Sandra M. Gilbert (Editor), Susan Gubar (Editor)

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A collection of women's meditations on literary creativity, beginning with medieval and early modern women of letters and concluding with contemporary scholars, with emphasis on writings by English-language poets and novelists, whose thinking is represented in a range of genres, including letters, tracts, prefaces, introductions, essays, and lectures, etc… (more)
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A collection of women's meditations on literary creativity, beginning with medieval and early modern women of letters and concluding with contemporary scholars, with emphasis on writings by English-language poets and novelists, whose thinking is represented in a range of genres, including letters, tracts, prefaces, introductions, essays, and lectures, etc

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