Italian women's writing, 1860-1994

Sharon L. Wood

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Italian Literature and Culture Literary Theory and Cultural Hermeneutics Early Modern Women Writers

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PART 1 Unification: Making and Unmaking the Nation 1860-1922 Confessions of a Woman Writer - Neera The Sentimental Democracy of Matilde Serao Taboo and Transgression in Grazia Deledda Making the Break - Sibilla Aleramo. PART II From Fascism to Reconstruction 1922-1964: Portraits of a Writer - Anna Banti Memory and Melodrama in Natalia Ginzburg The Deforming Mirror - Histories and Fictions in Elsa Morante Anna Maria Ortese and the Art of the Real. PART III Revolution to Reaction 1964-1994: The Silencing of Women - Dacia Maraini's Political Aesthetic Clytemnestra or Electra - Renegotiating Motherhood From Feminism to Post-Modernism.

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