Breaking the Chain. Women, Theory, and French Realist Fiction

Naomi Schor

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A collection of essays spanning the years from 1975-1983 as the focus of the field of literary theory and criticism passed from structuralism to feminism and deconstruction. Part of a series of studies concerned with mapping the strategies deployed in representation to contain female libido.

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