Textual Bodies: Changing Boundaries of Literary RepresentationLori Hope Lefkovitz SUNY Press, 9 ene 1997 - 291 páginas Illustrates changing definitions of bodily limits, integrity, transgression, sexuality, and violation in the history of the Western canon. |
Índice
Textual Bodies Changing Boundaries of Literary Representation | 1 |
Sapphos Body in Pieces | 19 |
Aristotle Gynecology and the Body Sick with Desire | 35 |
CrossDressing in Medieval Romance | 59 |
Devotion and Defilement The Blessed Virgin Mary and the Corporeal Hagiographics of Chaucers Prioresss Tale | 75 |
The Somaticized Text Corporeal Semiotic in a Late Medieval Female Hagiography | 101 |
ShapeShifting Fashion Gender and Metamorphosis in EighteenthCentury England | 127 |
Mind over Matter Sexuality and Where the body happens to be in the Alice Books | 161 |
Oeuvres Intertwined Walter Pater and Antoine Watteau | 185 |
Florence Nightingale and the Negation of the Body | 207 |
Slapping Women Ibsens Nora Strindbergs Julie and Freuds Dora | 221 |
The Mutilating Body and the Decomposing Text Recovery in Kathy Ackers Great Expectations | 245 |
CONTRIBUTORS | 267 |
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Textual Bodies: Changing Boundaries of Literary Representation Lori Hope Lefkovitz Vista previa restringida - 1997 |
Textual Bodies: Changing Boundaries of Literary Representation Lori Hope Lefkovitz Vista previa restringida - 1997 |
Términos y frases comunes
Acker Alexander Pope Alice Liddell Alice's Antoine Watteau Aristotle Aristotle's bodily Bokenham Cambridge Carroll's century Chaucer's Christian Christine de Pizan clergeon credit economy critical cross-dressing cultural Curll depicted desire discourse Dodgson Doll's House Dora dream dress edition eighteenth-century erotic essay fashion female body feminine feminism feminist fiction figure fragmented Freud Gay's gender Greek hagiography heroine human hupokeimenon Ibsen Ida Bauer identity innocence John John Gay Lady Lewis Carroll literary literature London Looking-Glass male Marguerite's Marie Marguerite Mary's masculine medieval metamorphosis miracles Miss Julie mother narrative natural Nightingale Nora nurse Ovid Oxford Pater physical poem political Pope position Press Prioress's Tale psychoanalytic Rape reader relations representation saints Sappho's scientific semen sexual shape-shifting slap social story symbolic textual bodies theory tion trans transformation translation uterus Victorian Virgin vols Walter Pater Watteau Watteau's art White Knight woman women Wonderland writing York