Missing the breast: gender, fantasy, and the body in the German Enlightenment

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German Literature and Culture Studies Gender and Feminist Studies French Literature and Criticism

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AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: Men With Breasts, Women Without1. Breasts on a Platter and the Bosom of Jesus: The Parameters of Fantasy2. Phenomenology, Psychoanalysis, and the Breast3. Ut in pene: The Medical and Moral Discourses of the Breast4. Wieland's Busted Tropes5. Sophie von La Roche and the Communities of the Breast6. Revealing the Phallus, Concealing the Breast: The Revolutionary Fictions of Wilhelm Heinse and Therese Huber7. The Breast in Ruins: Heinrich von Kleist and the Language of the Breast8. Being the Breast, Being Without: Philip Roth, Matuschka, and Deena MetzgerNotesBibliographyIndex

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