Gender in American Literature and Culture
Herausgeber: Lutes, Jean M; Travis, Jennifer
Gender in American Literature and Culture
Herausgeber: Lutes, Jean M; Travis, Jennifer
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This book introduces readers to key developments in gender studies and American literary criticism, offers new readings of literary conventions and genres from early American writings to the present, and illustrates how rigid ideas about gender have perpetuated a legacy of violence and exclusion in the United States.
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This book introduces readers to key developments in gender studies and American literary criticism, offers new readings of literary conventions and genres from early American writings to the present, and illustrates how rigid ideas about gender have perpetuated a legacy of violence and exclusion in the United States.
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- Cambridge Themes in American Literature and Culture
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 390
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juli 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 196mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 666g
- ISBN-13: 9781108477536
- ISBN-10: 1108477534
- Artikelnr.: 60043306
- Cambridge Themes in American Literature and Culture
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 390
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juli 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 196mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 666g
- ISBN-13: 9781108477536
- ISBN-10: 1108477534
- Artikelnr.: 60043306
Acknowledgements; Introduction: Gender Criticism in the Age of Trump Jean
M. Lutes and Jennifer Travis; Part I. Intimacies: 1. The Price of Freedom:
Racialized Female Desire in Early America Anna Mae Duane; 2.
Post-Reproductive Female Sexuality and the Early American Novel Marion
Rust; 3. The Effeminate Man in Nineteenth-Century America Travis Foster; 4.
Rereading Puritan Masculinity through Trans Theory Ivy Schweitzer; 5.
'Unbounded Grief': Black Maternal Sorrow and the Literature of Slavery
Shermaine M. Jones; 6. Rethinking Reproductive Freedom through Transpacific
Narratives Yu-Fang Cho; 7. Slow Emergency: Life Writing, Dementia, Gender,
and Care Rachel Adams; Part II. Aggressions: 8. Sexual Violence and
Indigenous Women: Rereading the Archive of Catharine Brown (Cherokee)
Theresa Strouth Gaul; 9. Intergenerational Memory and the Making of
Indigenous Literary Kinships Susan Bernardin; 10. US Women Writers, Sexual
Violence, and Narrative Resistance Catherine Keyser; 11. Gender, Violence,
and Accountability in Contemporary Queer Latina Writing Lourdes Torres; 12.
The Literature of Racial Uplift and White Feminist Failure Brigitte
Fielder; 13. Black Male Studies and Contemporary African American Writing
Seulghee Lee; 14. Representations of White Masculinity in Veteran-Authored
Iraq War Fiction Hamilton Carroll; 15. What a Doctor Should Look Like:
Queer Femme Erasure and the Politics of Dress in the Nineteenth Century
Christine 'Xine' Yao; 16. Genderqueer: Literary and Gender Experimentation
in Twentieth-Century American Literature Jaime Harker; 17. Fanfiction,
Transformative Works, and Feminist Resistance in Digital Culture Anastasia
Salter and Bridget Blodgett; 18. Vulnerable States: Immigration and Gender
in American Literature Sigrid Anderson; 19. The Mahjar: Arab Women's
Literary Culture in America at the Early Twentieth Century Elizabeth Claire
Saylor; 20. Disabled Women's Life Writing and the Problem with Recovery
Clare Mullaney; 21. Feeling, Memory, and Peoplehood in Contemporary Native
Women's Poetry Mark Rifkin.
M. Lutes and Jennifer Travis; Part I. Intimacies: 1. The Price of Freedom:
Racialized Female Desire in Early America Anna Mae Duane; 2.
Post-Reproductive Female Sexuality and the Early American Novel Marion
Rust; 3. The Effeminate Man in Nineteenth-Century America Travis Foster; 4.
Rereading Puritan Masculinity through Trans Theory Ivy Schweitzer; 5.
'Unbounded Grief': Black Maternal Sorrow and the Literature of Slavery
Shermaine M. Jones; 6. Rethinking Reproductive Freedom through Transpacific
Narratives Yu-Fang Cho; 7. Slow Emergency: Life Writing, Dementia, Gender,
and Care Rachel Adams; Part II. Aggressions: 8. Sexual Violence and
Indigenous Women: Rereading the Archive of Catharine Brown (Cherokee)
Theresa Strouth Gaul; 9. Intergenerational Memory and the Making of
Indigenous Literary Kinships Susan Bernardin; 10. US Women Writers, Sexual
Violence, and Narrative Resistance Catherine Keyser; 11. Gender, Violence,
and Accountability in Contemporary Queer Latina Writing Lourdes Torres; 12.
The Literature of Racial Uplift and White Feminist Failure Brigitte
Fielder; 13. Black Male Studies and Contemporary African American Writing
Seulghee Lee; 14. Representations of White Masculinity in Veteran-Authored
Iraq War Fiction Hamilton Carroll; 15. What a Doctor Should Look Like:
Queer Femme Erasure and the Politics of Dress in the Nineteenth Century
Christine 'Xine' Yao; 16. Genderqueer: Literary and Gender Experimentation
in Twentieth-Century American Literature Jaime Harker; 17. Fanfiction,
Transformative Works, and Feminist Resistance in Digital Culture Anastasia
Salter and Bridget Blodgett; 18. Vulnerable States: Immigration and Gender
in American Literature Sigrid Anderson; 19. The Mahjar: Arab Women's
Literary Culture in America at the Early Twentieth Century Elizabeth Claire
Saylor; 20. Disabled Women's Life Writing and the Problem with Recovery
Clare Mullaney; 21. Feeling, Memory, and Peoplehood in Contemporary Native
Women's Poetry Mark Rifkin.
Acknowledgements; Introduction: Gender Criticism in the Age of Trump Jean
M. Lutes and Jennifer Travis; Part I. Intimacies: 1. The Price of Freedom:
Racialized Female Desire in Early America Anna Mae Duane; 2.
Post-Reproductive Female Sexuality and the Early American Novel Marion
Rust; 3. The Effeminate Man in Nineteenth-Century America Travis Foster; 4.
Rereading Puritan Masculinity through Trans Theory Ivy Schweitzer; 5.
'Unbounded Grief': Black Maternal Sorrow and the Literature of Slavery
Shermaine M. Jones; 6. Rethinking Reproductive Freedom through Transpacific
Narratives Yu-Fang Cho; 7. Slow Emergency: Life Writing, Dementia, Gender,
and Care Rachel Adams; Part II. Aggressions: 8. Sexual Violence and
Indigenous Women: Rereading the Archive of Catharine Brown (Cherokee)
Theresa Strouth Gaul; 9. Intergenerational Memory and the Making of
Indigenous Literary Kinships Susan Bernardin; 10. US Women Writers, Sexual
Violence, and Narrative Resistance Catherine Keyser; 11. Gender, Violence,
and Accountability in Contemporary Queer Latina Writing Lourdes Torres; 12.
The Literature of Racial Uplift and White Feminist Failure Brigitte
Fielder; 13. Black Male Studies and Contemporary African American Writing
Seulghee Lee; 14. Representations of White Masculinity in Veteran-Authored
Iraq War Fiction Hamilton Carroll; 15. What a Doctor Should Look Like:
Queer Femme Erasure and the Politics of Dress in the Nineteenth Century
Christine 'Xine' Yao; 16. Genderqueer: Literary and Gender Experimentation
in Twentieth-Century American Literature Jaime Harker; 17. Fanfiction,
Transformative Works, and Feminist Resistance in Digital Culture Anastasia
Salter and Bridget Blodgett; 18. Vulnerable States: Immigration and Gender
in American Literature Sigrid Anderson; 19. The Mahjar: Arab Women's
Literary Culture in America at the Early Twentieth Century Elizabeth Claire
Saylor; 20. Disabled Women's Life Writing and the Problem with Recovery
Clare Mullaney; 21. Feeling, Memory, and Peoplehood in Contemporary Native
Women's Poetry Mark Rifkin.
M. Lutes and Jennifer Travis; Part I. Intimacies: 1. The Price of Freedom:
Racialized Female Desire in Early America Anna Mae Duane; 2.
Post-Reproductive Female Sexuality and the Early American Novel Marion
Rust; 3. The Effeminate Man in Nineteenth-Century America Travis Foster; 4.
Rereading Puritan Masculinity through Trans Theory Ivy Schweitzer; 5.
'Unbounded Grief': Black Maternal Sorrow and the Literature of Slavery
Shermaine M. Jones; 6. Rethinking Reproductive Freedom through Transpacific
Narratives Yu-Fang Cho; 7. Slow Emergency: Life Writing, Dementia, Gender,
and Care Rachel Adams; Part II. Aggressions: 8. Sexual Violence and
Indigenous Women: Rereading the Archive of Catharine Brown (Cherokee)
Theresa Strouth Gaul; 9. Intergenerational Memory and the Making of
Indigenous Literary Kinships Susan Bernardin; 10. US Women Writers, Sexual
Violence, and Narrative Resistance Catherine Keyser; 11. Gender, Violence,
and Accountability in Contemporary Queer Latina Writing Lourdes Torres; 12.
The Literature of Racial Uplift and White Feminist Failure Brigitte
Fielder; 13. Black Male Studies and Contemporary African American Writing
Seulghee Lee; 14. Representations of White Masculinity in Veteran-Authored
Iraq War Fiction Hamilton Carroll; 15. What a Doctor Should Look Like:
Queer Femme Erasure and the Politics of Dress in the Nineteenth Century
Christine 'Xine' Yao; 16. Genderqueer: Literary and Gender Experimentation
in Twentieth-Century American Literature Jaime Harker; 17. Fanfiction,
Transformative Works, and Feminist Resistance in Digital Culture Anastasia
Salter and Bridget Blodgett; 18. Vulnerable States: Immigration and Gender
in American Literature Sigrid Anderson; 19. The Mahjar: Arab Women's
Literary Culture in America at the Early Twentieth Century Elizabeth Claire
Saylor; 20. Disabled Women's Life Writing and the Problem with Recovery
Clare Mullaney; 21. Feeling, Memory, and Peoplehood in Contemporary Native
Women's Poetry Mark Rifkin.