Miller's study examines the place of the autobio- graphical persona in contemporary theory and reflects on the ways in which identity and location shape academic argument and academic life.
Miller's study examines the place of the autobio- graphical persona in contemporary theory and reflects on the ways in which identity and location shape academic argument and academic life.
Nancy K. Miller is Distinguished Professor of English at the Graduate Center, City University of New York and Lehman College. She is the author of Changing theSubject (1988), The Heroine's Text (1982), and editor of The Poetics of Gender (1986), as well as the author of numerous critical essays on gender and sexuality, feminist theory, and on French literature of the 18th and 19th centuries.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1 Getting Personal: Autobiography as Cultural Criticism Chapter 2 Untitled Work, Or, Speaking as a Feminist ... Chapter 3 A Feminist Teacher in the Graduate Classroom Chapter 4 The French Mistake Chapter 5 Parables and Politics: Feminist Criticism in 1986 Chapter 6 Dreaming, Dancing, awd Changing Locations of Feminist Criticism, 1988 Chapter 7 Philoctetes' Sister: Feminist Literary Criticism and the New Misogyny Chapter 8 Teaching Autobiography Chapter 9 My Father's Penis
Chapter 1 Getting Personal: Autobiography as Cultural Criticism Chapter 2 Untitled Work, Or, Speaking as a Feminist ... Chapter 3 A Feminist Teacher in the Graduate Classroom Chapter 4 The French Mistake Chapter 5 Parables and Politics: Feminist Criticism in 1986 Chapter 6 Dreaming, Dancing, awd Changing Locations of Feminist Criticism, 1988 Chapter 7 Philoctetes' Sister: Feminist Literary Criticism and the New Misogyny Chapter 8 Teaching Autobiography Chapter 9 My Father's Penis
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