The Feminist Voice: Strategies of Coding in Folklore and Literature

Joan Newlon Radner · Susan Sniader Lanser

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Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies Gender and Feminist Studies Literary Theory and Cultural Hermeneutics

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Essai de typologie du codage des activites traditionnelles et de la litterature feminines (Etats-Unis), c'est-a-dire des strategies de dissimulation que les femmes utilisent pour faire passer un message feministe dans une societe ideologiquement androcentrique qui le rejette

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