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Female Stories, Female Bodies: Narrative, Identity and Representation
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Female Stories, Female Bodies: Narrative, Identity and Representation

Lidia Curti
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This interdisciplinary book explores women’s narratives in a wide variety of media and genre, from soap opera and film to the post-modern novel and Shakespearian drama. Adopting an innovative feminist perspective, it focuses particularly on the themes of hybridity and monstrosity in language and the body. In doing so, it raises issues to do with closure and temporal and spatial dislocation, drawing on themes of passion, paranoia and desire.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Country
United Kingdom
Date
19 January 1998
Pages
256
ISBN
9780333471654

This interdisciplinary book explores women’s narratives in a wide variety of media and genre, from soap opera and film to the post-modern novel and Shakespearian drama. Adopting an innovative feminist perspective, it focuses particularly on the themes of hybridity and monstrosity in language and the body. In doing so, it raises issues to do with closure and temporal and spatial dislocation, drawing on themes of passion, paranoia and desire.

Read More
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Country
United Kingdom
Date
19 January 1998
Pages
256
ISBN
9780333471654

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