Following Djuna: women lovers and the erotics of loss

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Modernist Literature and Criticism Gender and Feminist Studies Literary Theory and Cultural Hermeneutics

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Introduction DJUNA BARNES AND BERTHA HARRIS Reading Erotic/Following Djuna Part One DJUNA BARNES The Erotics of Nurture 1. Nightwood: Gender, Narcisism, and the Erotic Maternal in the Narrative of Nora Flood 2. Writing toward Nightwood: Seduction in the Little Girl Stories Part Two JEANETTE WINTERSON The Erotics of Risk Part Three REBECCA BROWN The Erotics of Excess and the Difficulties of Difference NOTES WORKS CITED INDEX

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