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Writing beyond the ending

Narrative Strategies of Twentieth-Century Women Writers

Bibliographic Data

ID24200035
AuthorsRachel Blau Duplessis
Year1985
Pages253
Publication date1985-01-01
Open AccessNo
TypeBOOK
VenueWriting beyond the ending (SOURCE_BOOK)
PublisherIndiana University Press (PUBLISHER • US)
Open LibraryOL3188155M
ISBN9780253203458
LanguageEN
Citations received140

20th century · American literature · English fiction · English-speaking countries · Feminism and literature · feminist fiction · History · History and criticism · Narration (rhetoric) · Women and literature · Women authors · Women in literature

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  • Hot-for-Teacher

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  • Light, Love and Desire

    Myry Voipio•Girlhood Studies•2013

  • ‘Nothing is simply one thing’

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  • Gender and Narratology

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  • Two Paths for Writing by Women in Modernist Studies

    Open Access•Elizabeth F Wilkens Evans•Literature Compass•2013

  • Masculin/féminin chez les romanciers québécois contemporains

    Isabelle Boisclair, Lori Saint-Martin•Contemporary French and…•2009

  • The "Invisible" Woman

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  • The Contemporary Hero in Sylvie Kandé’s Epic of Futurity, La Quête infinie de l’autre rive

    Alexander Dickow•Journal of Narrative Theory•2018

  • The Transnational Circulation of Dissent

    Simon Lewis•Safundi•2013

  • Novel Climates, National Catharsis

    Kristin J Jacobson•Comparative American Studies An…•2022

  • Shameless television

    Beth Johnson, Laura Minor•Feminist Media Studies•2018

  • The death of the tourist

    Open Access•Soile Veijola, Eeva Jokinen•European Journal of Cultural…•1998

  • Narrative analysis as a feminist method

    Open Access•Venla Oikkonen•European Journal of Women s Studies•2013

  • Limping Lucy's Queer Criptopia

    Open Access•Christian Lewis•Victorian Literature and Culture•2022

  • The Literary Portrait as Centerfold

    Open Access•Lynette Felber•Victorian Literature and Culture•2007

  • Armgart 'S Voice Problems

    Open Access•Grace Kehler•Victorian Literature and Culture•2006

  • Particular Webs

    Open Access•Alison L Booth•Victorian Literature and Culture•2018

  • Certain Learned Ladies”

    Margaret F King•Victorian Literature and Culture•1993

  • Woman as Writer/Writer as Woman

    Open Access•Maria Carla Martino•Victorian Literature and Culture•2004

  • Textual Seductions

    Open Access•Tamar Heller•Victorian Literature and Culture•1997

  • Handmaidens of the Lord

    Open Access•L A Sharp•Anthropology of Consciousness•1991

  • Automating Feminism

    Open Access•Heather Hicks, Heather J Hicks•Postmodern Culture•1999

  • Re‐visioning the rainmaker

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

  • The Invisible World the Emigrants Built

    Patricia Chu, Patricia E Chu•Diaspora A Journal of Transnational…•1992

  • What's the Story? Feminist Theory, Narrative, Address

    Ellen Rooney•differences•1996

  • Rebel love

    Eva Lewkowicz•Continuum•2013

  • Nadine Gordimer's the pickup and the desert romance tradition in post/colonial Anglophone fiction

    Hilary P Dannenberg•Current Writing•2008

  • The Gender of the Artist

    Open Access•C J Davees•Indian Journal of Gender Studies•1999

  • Falling for Etty Hillesum

    Susan Gubar•Common Knowledge•2006

  • You can mean more than one-age, gender and Atwood's addressees

    Barbara Comiskey•Journal of Gender Studies•1997

  • Wolfskins and Togas

    Sarah Waters, Sarah Ann Waters•Women a Cultural Review•1996

  • Michèle Roberts and Romance

    Emma Parker•Women a Cultural Review•2008

  • Early Flower’ Meets ‘Petted Lion’

    Janet Lee•Women a Cultural Review•2017

  • Introducing Lilo Linke and Hilary Newitt

    J L OʼLeary•Women a Cultural Review•2023

  • Unnatural acts

    Amanda Boulter•Women a Cultural Review•1999

  • Feminist Protest and Cultural Production at the Pine Gap Women's Peace Camp, Australia, 1983

    Alison Bartlett•Women a Cultural Review•2013

  • Why rural schools matter

    Gerri M Maxwell•International Journal of…•2016

  • Mestizaje in the Mother-Daughter Autobiography of Rosario Morales and Aurora Levins Morales

    Consuelo Lopez Springfield•a/b Auto/Biography Studies•1993

  • Disruptive desire

    Christine Elaine Thompson, Christine Thompson•Nineteenth Century Contexts•1991

  • Les conceptions de l’identité sexuelle, le postmodernisme et les textes littéraires

    Open Access•Isabelle Boisclair, Lori Saint-Martin•Recherches féministes•2007

  • Ideology and the De/Naturalization of Meaning in the Cameroonian Novel

    Open Access•Emmanuel Yewah•AVRUG-bulletin/Afrika Focus•1993

  • Ideolgy and the De/Naturalization of Meaning in the Cameroonian Novel

    Open Access•Emmanuel Yewah•AVRUG-bulletin/Afrika Focus•1993

  • Public Sexuality and the Feminist Poetics of Redevelopment in Leslie Scalapino and Adrienne Rich

    Davy Knittle•Women's studies quarterly•2019

  • Selfless androgyny

    Open Access•Laura Stempel Mumford•Women s Studies International Forum•1985

  • So far away from home”

    Open Access•Maureen Honey•Women s Studies International Forum•1992

  • How Are These Things Related That Such Deep Union Should Exist between Them All?”

    Open Access•Tony Voss•Journal of Literary Studies•2011

  • Inconsciente genérico, feminismo y Nubosidad variable de Carmen Martín Gaite

    Open Access•Barbara Zecchi•Arbor•2006

  • Something Worth Leaving in Shards

    Bradley J Fest, Rachel Blau Duplessis•boundary 2•2023

  • Resistance and Subversion in the Letters of Alice James

    Joanne Jacobson•Biography•1991

  • From Omega to Mr. Adam

    Open Access•Susan Squier, Susan M Squier•Science Technology & Human Values•1999

  • Heralding the Clear Obscure

    Lesley Wheeler•Callaloo•2001

  • Any dead bodies we can exhume?’ Story-Blood and the Politics of Cultural Appropriation in Paula Morris’s Queen of Beauty, Hibiscus Coast, and ‘Rangatira’

    Open Access•Ann Katherine Pistacchi, Ann Pistacchi•Sites a journal of social…•2008

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

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

  • Remembering the sacred tree

    Rachel Stein•Women s Studies•1996

  • The Buried Madonna

    Ruth Cain•Women s Studies•2013

  • Emily Hilda young's miss mole

    Stella Deen•Women s Studies•2001

  • The eve of de‐struction

    Laura E Donaldson•Women s Studies•1989

  • The silencing of the preacher woman

    Elaine J Lawless•Women s Studies•1990

  • Modernism, Industrial Agriculture, and Emotional Anorexia in Josephine Johnson’s Now in November

    Jennifer Haytock•Women s Studies•2017

  • For men only

    Peter Fitting•Women s Studies•1987

  • Opening “The Gates”

    Michele S Ware•Women s Studies•1993

  • Wedding Marches”

    Daniel Shealy•Women s Studies•2019

  • The recuperated maternal and the imposture of mastery in H.D.’s hermione

    Christine Berni•Women s Studies•1995

  • Walking the red road

    Lindsey Tucker•Women s Studies•1991

  • Traumatic Endings

    LAURA CALLANAN•Women s Studies•2016

  • If we were all suddenly somebody else”

    Johanna X K Garvey•Women s Studies•1994

  • The Subversive Stitch

    Carolyn A Durham•Women s Studies•1990

  • When Virginia Looked at Vita, What Did She See; Or, Lesbian

    Elizabeth A Meese, Elizabeth Meese•Feminist Studies•1992

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  • Speaking of Death

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  • Narrative in the Time of Aids

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  • Voices of sexual distortion

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    A Parvulescu•New Literary History•2005

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  • Genre Transvestites

    Open Access•Brenda R Weber, Karolyn Steffens•The Journal of Popular Culture•2010

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    Marie H Murphy, Marie Murphy•Hispanic Review•1997

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    Kristine Ibsen•Hispanic Review•1995

  • Torn Lace and Other Transformations

    Joan M Hoffman•Hispania•1999

  • The Body and the Letter

    Open Access•Carole C Gallucci•Forum Italicum A Journal of…•1999

  • Plotting New Womanhood on Either Side of the Channel

    Kate Rees•Comparative Literature Studies•2017

  • Yamashita's Post-National Spaces

    Elisabeth Mermann-Jozwiak, Elisabeth Mermann‐jozwiak•Canadian Review of American Studies•2011

  • Grappling with Evolutionary Theory. Femininities and Masculinities in the Work of Virginie Loveling (1836–1923)

    Liselotte Vandenbussche, Griet Vandermassen et al.•Women s History Review•2011

  • The Cambridge History of the American Novel

    Open Access•Leonard Cassuto, Clare Virginia Eby et al.•The Cambridge history of the…•2011

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    Open Access•Vincent Sherry•Cambridge History of Modernism•2017

  • “To Love a Murderer”—Fantasy, Sexuality, and the Political Novel

    Open Access•Dorothea Von Mücke•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

  • Decolonization, Displacement, Disidentification

    Open Access•Lisa Lowe•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

  • The Limits of Reformism

    Open Access•Jann Matlock•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

  • At Home with Jane Austen

    Open Access•Deidre Lynch•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

  • Formulating Fiction

    Open Access•William B Warner•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

  • Pax Americana

    Open Access•Lauren Berlant•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

  • The Maori House of Fiction

    Open Access•Bridget Orr•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

  • Between England and America

    Open Access•Michelle Burnham•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

  • The Rise of Gabriel García Márquez and Toni Morrison

    Open Access•Dane Johnson•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

  • Romances for “Big and Little Boys”

    Open Access•Nancy Glazener•Cultural Institutions of the Novel•1996

  • Women Writing Intimate Spaces

    Open Access•Birgitta Lindh Estelle, Carmen Beatrice Duţu et al.•Women Writing Intimate Spaces•2023

  • Deviant Women

    Open Access•Tiina Mäntymäki, Marinella Rodi-Risberg et al.•Deviant women•2015

Unique citing works140
Citations per year3,41
Citation span1985 - 2024 (40)
Citation velocityrecent
Highly citedYes
Citation typesNeutral: 55
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