Feminine fictions: revisiting the postmodern

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Waugh presents an analysis of the relations between feminism and postmodernism both through a theoretical investigation and through readings of modern fiction. Authors discussed include Woolf, Drabble, Plath and Walker. This book should be of interest to students and teachers of modern fiction, women's studies, psychoanalysis, contemporary literature, literary theory.

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