دانلود کتاب Representing Lives: Women and Auto/biography

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Cover......Page 1
Contents......Page 8
List of Figures......Page 11
Acknowledgements......Page 12
Notes on the Contributors......Page 16
Introduction......Page 21
Keynote Address......Page 36
Is There Life in the Contact Zone? Auto/biographical Practices and the Field of Representation in Writing Past Lives......Page 38
Part I: Placing the Subject......Page 66
1 First Person Suspect, or, the Enemy Within…......Page 68
2 Korean American National Identity in Theresa Hak Kyung Cha\'s Dictee......Page 78
3 Mary Kingsley: the Female Ethnographic Self in Writing......Page 88
Part II: Revising Genres......Page 98
4 Traps Slyly Laid: Professing Autobiography in Harriet Wilson\'s Our Nig......Page 100
5 Lorine Niedecker: Auto/biography and Poetry......Page 112
6 Travel Writing as Autobiography: Rebecca West\'s Journey of Self-Discovery......Page 122
7 \'My Poor Private Voice\': Virginia Woolf and Auto/biography......Page 131
8 The Textual Contract: Distinguishing Autobiography from the Novel......Page 140
Part III: Staging the Self......Page 152
9 Staging Our Selves......Page 154
10 Performance and Pedagogy: the \'Signifying Monkey\' and the Educative I/Eye......Page 164
11 Viglen\'s Revenge......Page 173
Part IV: (Auto)Biographical Representations......Page 188
12 Tupperware Ladies: a Story of Women and Tupperware......Page 190
13 The Discourse of Selfhood: Oral Autobiographies as Narrative Sites for Constructions of Identity......Page 200
14 From Shaping Imperialism to Sharing Imprisonment: the Politics of the Personal in South African Female Missionary Biography......Page 209
15 Constructing the Subject? Emmy Ball-Hennings\'s Autobiographical Texts......Page 222
Part V: Recovering Lives – Revising History......Page 232
16 \'My Mind on Paper\': Anne Lister and the Construction of Lesbian Identity......Page 234
17 Promoting Herself: the Representational Strategies of Georgina Weldon......Page 243
18 Emmeline Pankhurst (1858–1928): Suffragette, Militant Feminist and Champion of Womanhood......Page 253
19 \'The Narrow Margin of Long Days of Toil\': Class and Education in the Writings of Ruth Slate......Page 263
Part VI: Matrilineality......Page 274
20 One, Two, Three: Sylvia Plath\'s Verse Dramas......Page 276
21 Double Vision: Mother(s) in Simone De Beauvoir\'s Memoirs of a Dutiful Daughter and A Very Easy Death......Page 286
22 The Autobiographical Voice in Lily Braun\'s Fiction......Page 295
23 Auto/biography/Auto-mythology: Mina Loy\'s Anglo-Mongrels and the Rose......Page 305
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