The Resisting Reader

"Fetterley’s questions are often so crucial, her observations repeatedly so acute, that they force us to ask how we avoided them in the past." -Women’s Studies International Quarterly"... thoughtful, informed, and well written." -Choice

Autobiographical and Biographical Writing · Computer Science · Historical Gender and Feminism Studies · Historical Studies on Reproduction, Gender, Health, and Societal Changes · History · 18.06 Anglo-American literature · American · American fiction · Amerikaans · Centro para la Promoción de la Conservación del Suelo y del Agua · Criticism and interpretation · Esthétique de la réception · Farewell to arms (Hemingway, Ernest) · Feminism and literature · Féminisme et littérature · Feminismus · feminist fiction · Feminist literary criticism · Feministische literatuurkritiek · Femmes dans la littérature · General · Great Gatsby (Fitzgerald, F. Scott) · History and criticism · Letterkunde · Literary Criticism · Literaturwissenschaft · Prosa · Reader-response criticism · Roman américain · Theorie · Theory · Umschulungswerkstätten für Siedler und Auswanderer · Women in literature

• Nathaniel Hawthorne in Context

  MONIKA ELBERT, Monika M Elbert•Nathaniel Hawthorne in Context•2018

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• The future in feminism

  Alcena Madeline Davis Rogan, Alcena Rogan•2002

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• Filomena y Procne

  Open Access•Valentina Amenta•2019

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• Freedom and Desire

  Genia Berg•2023

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• The Female Immigrant Stereotype Representation in Two Selected Israeli Plays

  Ester Levanon-Mordoch•Israeli Studies Review•2009

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• Reading matters

  Open Access•María Angélica Thumala Olave•American Journal of Cultural…•2017

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• The felt value of reading zines

  Open Access•A Watson, Andy Bennett•American Journal of Cultural…•2020

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• A Review of HIV/Aids in Young Adult Novels

  Thomas M Crisp, Thomas Crisp•Journal of LGBT Youth•2013

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• Analysing Agency

  Sara Mills, Lucy Jones•Gender and Language•2014

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• The Reader Who Likes a Complete Image’ vs. ‘The Arbiter of Destinies’

  Open Access•Anne-Claire Le Reste•Comparative Critical Studies•2007

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• Saltwater Chronicles

  Open Access•Judith P Robertson, David Lewkowich et al.•Island Studies Journal•2010

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• The (Ir)Relevance of Science Fiction to Non-Binary and Genderqueer Readers

  Open Access•Anamarija Šporčič•ELOPE: English Language Overseas…•2018

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• La sexualidad del rostro

  Open Access•Cristina Voto•deSignis•2022

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• The Malefic Unconscious

  LISA M VETERE•Journal of Narrative Theory•2012

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• Magic Tricks

  Himika Bhattacharya•Meridians•2015

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• Listening for voice in narratives of relationship

  Open Access•Lyn Mikel Brown, Carol Gilligan•New Directions for Child and…•1991

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• The devil in high heels

  Beatriz Acevedo, Samantha Warren et al.•Culture and Organization•2009

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• "Can That Be Ophelia? Margarita Borja's Hele ́nica. Poemas para "El pu ́blico

  Sharon Keefe Ugalde•Journal of Iberian & Latin…•2003

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• Latin American feminist criticism revisited

  Claire Taylor•Journal of Iberian & Latin…•2008

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• Instinct (ive) senses

  Linda Pavanello, Orianna Calderón-Sandoval•Feminist Media Studies•2024

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• Making E.T . Perfectly Queer

  Brooke M Beloso•Feminist Media Studies•2012

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• It's Up to the Women”

  Jane Marcellus•Feminist Media Studies•2011

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• Towards a planetary approach to Western literary canons

  Paik Nak-Chung, Nak‐chung Paik•Inter-Asia Cultural Studies•2010

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• Narrative warfare

  Open Access•Matias Nurminen•Narrative Inquiry•2019

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• Real fictions

  Open Access•Sam Browse, Alison Gibbons et al.•Narrative Inquiry•2019

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• The Genealogy of ‘Cultural Literacy’

  Open Access•John Hodgson, Ann Harris•Changing English•2022

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• Lecturas Contemporáneas De Carolina Coronado Con/Sin Perspectiva De Género

  Open Access•Helena Establier Pérez•Signa Revista de la Asociación…•2020

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• Performing Manhood through Animal Killings? Revisions of Hunting as a Performance of Masculinity in Ernest Hemingway's Late Writings

  Open Access•Josep M Armengol•Men and Masculinities•2020

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• William Carlos Williams’ “The Young Housewife”

  Open Access•Sue Norton•Journal of Adolescent & Adult…•2022

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• En)gendered (and endangered) subjects

  Kay Ellen Capo, Darlene M Hantzis•Text and Performance Quarterly•1991

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• Spectacle, spectator, screen

  Lynn C Miller•Text and Performance Quarterly•1992

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• Re‐visioning the rainmaker

  Suzanne Burgoyne, Shirley Huston‐findley•Text and Performance Quarterly•1996

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• Voices and visions

  Jacqueline Taylor, Lynn G Miller•Text and Performance Quarterly•1989

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• The postmodern heroine(s) of Lardo Weeping

  Donna Marie Nudd•Text and Performance Quarterly•1995

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• Ideology and Women's Studies Programs in Ukraine

  Mariya Shymchyshyn•NWSA Journal•2005

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• Hearing Reading and Being Read by Beloved

  Angeletta Km Gourdine, Angeletta K M Gourdine•NWSA Journal•1998

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• Organizing Love — Thoughts on the Transformative and Activist Potential of Feminine Writing

  Open Access•Sheena Vachhani•Gender Work and Organization•2015

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• Meeting at the Crossroads

  Open Access•Lyn Mikel Brown, Carol Gilligan•Feminism & Psychology•1993

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• Dialogues of the self

  Karen L Kilcup•Journal of Gender Studies•1998

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• Gender and knowledge

  Kathleen Lennon•Journal of Gender Studies•1995

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• Referred pain

  Berit Åström•Journal of Gender Studies•2011

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• Reading pleasure

  Irene Visser•Journal of Gender Studies•1997

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• Levinson and the resisting reader

  Ismay Barwell•Journal of Gender Studies•1995

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• More Intimate Than Violence

  Tanya Horeck•Women a Cultural Review•2000

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• Unnatural acts

  Amanda Boulter•Women a Cultural Review•1999

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• Mainstream university pedagogy in feminist perspective

  Päivi Naskali, Seija Keskitalo-Foley•Gender and Education•2017

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• Marguerite Sechehaye and Renee

  Annie G Rogers•International Journal of…•1992

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• M/Otherland

  Sara Mills•Cultural Studies•1990

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• The woman reader in Rebecca Mead’s My life in Middlemarch

  Maša Grdešić•Cultural Studies•2021

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• A beautiful little fool? Retranslating Daisy Buchanan in The Great Gatsby

  Open Access•Katinka Zeven, Aletta G Dorst•Perspectives•2020

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• Anxious Reading

  Open Access•Astrid Rasch•a/b Auto/Biography Studies•2021

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• Anxious Reading

  Open Access•Astrid Rasch•a/b Auto/Biography Studies•2023

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• The Gendered Context of Reading

  Open Access•Judith A Howard, Carolyn Allen•Gender & Society•1990

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• Ending aging in the Shteyngart of Eden

  Open Access•Ulla Kriebernegg•Journal of Aging Studies•2012

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• Intergenerational co-relations and resistance

  Open Access•Nicole Haring•Journal of Aging Studies•2025

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• Alienation, estrangement, and the politics of “free individuality” in two feminist science fictions

  Alcena Madeline Davis Rogan•Socialism and Democracy•2006

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• The maps are drawn by a living choir

  Open Access•Anne L Walsh, Anne Walsh•Interchange•1986

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• Feminist theories and media studies

  H Leslie Steeves•Critical Studies in Mass…•1987

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• The Harmony of the Tea Table

  Jeffrey Kallberg•Representations•1992

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• Fifty Years of Advertising Images

  Open Access•John Mager, James G Helgeson•Sex Roles•2010

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• Rereading as a Woman

  Nancy K Miller•Poetics Today•1985

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• Toward a Theory of Embodiment for Literature

  Ellen Spolsky•Poetics Today•2003

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• Suspicious Minds

  Rita Felski•Poetics Today•2011

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• Narrative Voice and Second Reading

  Mary Ann Caws•Poetics Today•1989

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• Reversing the Oedipal Reading Practice

  Chen Edelsburg•Poetics Today•2024

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• Complicity and conflict

  Open Access•Michaela Prinzinger•Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies•1993

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• Eighteenth-Century "Monsters" and Nineteenth-Century "Freaks"

  Philip Wilson, Philip K Wilson•Literature and medicine•2002

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• Charlotte Brontë's Villette and the textuality of selfhood

  Open Access•Ruth Parkin-Gounelas, Ruth Parkin‐Gounelas•Women s Studies International Forum•1991

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• Knowing difference

  Open Access•Kate Begnal•Women s Studies International Forum•1991

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• Countering textual violence

  Open Access•Maaike Meijer•Women s Studies International Forum•1993

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• Poesía española en castellano escrita por mujeres (1970-2000)

  Open Access•Sharon Keefe Ugalde•Arbor•2006

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• Staging Shadows/Seeing Ghosts

  Sharon Magnarelli•Theatre Journal•2008

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• Never Gonna Be a Man/ Catch Me if You Can/ I Won't Grow Up

  Wolf, Stacy Ellen Wolf•Theatre Journal•1997

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• Reading as Re-Vision

  Cynthia A Huff, Cynthia Huff•Biography•2000

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• Medea

  Carolyn A Durham•Frontiers A Journal of Women…•1984

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• Reclaiming the “Other”

  Open Access•Lisa A Flores•International Journal of…•2000

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• Reading anne frank and elie wiesel

  Open Access•Mary D Lagerwey•Contemporary Jewry•1996

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• Remembering the Future; or, Whatever Happened to Re‐Vision

  Open Access•L Plate•Signs: Journal of Women in…•2008

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• Women and Reading

  Kate Flint•Signs: Journal of Women in…•2006

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• Literary Criticism and Consumer Research

  Barbara B Stern•Journal of Consumer Research•1989

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• Literature and Reading

  A Reed•Annual Review of Anthropology•2018

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• Feminism, essentialism, and historical context

  Rosaria Champagne•Women s Studies•1995

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• Challenging the Biological

  Galia Benziman•Women s Studies•2006

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• Why there are so few men in my comparative literature courses on women writers 1

  Kathleen L Komar•Women s Studies•1994

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• The Surveillance of Woman's Body in Hawthorne's Short Stories

  MONIKA ELBERT•Women s Studies•2004

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• For men only

  Peter Fitting•Women s Studies•1987

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• The Genealogy of Creation, Intellectual Resources, and Web of Meanings

  Yue Du•Women s Studies•2026

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• Drunk with chastity”

  Pamela J Annas•Women s Studies•1986

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• Women as Readers, Writers, and Judges The Controversy about the Orange Prize for Fiction

  Britta Zangen•Women s Studies•2003

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• Do You Surprise? Do you Shock? Do You Have a Choice?” Assuming the Feminine Role

  HANAN MUZAFFAR•Women s Studies•2011

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• The Bostonians and Henry James Sr.’s crusade against feminism and free love

  Alfred Habegger•Women s Studies•1988

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• The Political is Personal

  Leslie Petty•Women s Studies•2005

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• Against “reading”

  Gwen Raaberg•Women s Studies•2001

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• Recovering eve's consciousness from the sound and the fury

  Karen E Waldron•Women s Studies•1993

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• Legends of Lil

  Eileen Wiznitzer•Women s Studies•1986

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• Women, Fire, and Dangerous Things

  Deborah A Kimmey•Women s Studies•2005

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• Reading Cynthia and Sexual Difference in the Poems of Propertius

  Open Access•Denise Eileen Mccoskey•Ramus•1999

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• This Living Hand

  Elizabeth Robertson•Speculum•2003

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• Gender and Genre in Pavlova'sA Double Life

  Open Access•Diana Greene•Slavic Review•1995

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• Inflicting Wounds and Leaving Scars

  Britta Kallin•Seminar A Journal of Germanic…•2012

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