Contemporary French fiction by women : feminist perspectives / edited by Margaret Atack and Phil Powrie.
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Manchester University Press : Distributed exclusively in the USA and Canada by St. Martin's Press,
℗♭1990.
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Table of Contents:
- Resisting romance : Simone de Beauvoir : 'The woman destroyed' and the romance script / Elizabeth Fallaize
- Realism, fantasy and feminist meaning : the fiction of Christiane Rochefort / Diana Holmes
- Class, sexuality and subjectivity in Annie Ernaux's Les Armoires vides / Loraine Day
- The politics of identity in Elise ou la vraie vie / Margaret Atack
- Body and culture : the representation of sexual, racial and class differences in Lachmet's Le Cow-boy / Judith Still
- Marguerite and the mountain / Trista Selous
- Genevieve Serreau : theatre of fiction / Ian Fairley
- Michele Perrein : the parenthesis as metaphor of the female condition / Gabrielle Parker.
- 'Bliss was it in that dawn ... ' : contemporary women's writing in France and the Editions des femmes / Nicole Ward Jouve
- Figuring circulation : Claude Levi-Strauss and Monique Wittig / Namascar Shaktini
- Helene Cixous's Dedans : the father makes an exit / Mairead Hanrahan
- Reading for pleasure : Marie Cardinal's Les Mots pour le dire and the text as (re)play of Oedipal configurations / Phil Powrie
- Reading as a daughter : Chantal Chawaf revisited / Valerie Hannagan.