1st Edition
Changing Subjects The Making of Feminist Literary Criticism
Introduction 1. Looking At History Gayle Greene and Coppélia Kahn Part 1: Decades 2. Decades Nancy K. Miller 3. History/My History Gloria T. Hull 4. Imaginary Gardens with Real Frogs in Them: Feminist Euphora and the Franco-American Divide, 1976-88 Ann Rosalind Jones 5. Radical Optimism, Maternal Materialism and Teaching Literature Judith Kegan Gardiner Part 2: Reading/Writing Against the Grain 6. Reader, I Married Me: A Polygynous Memoir Rachel Blau DuPlessis 7. In Academia, and Out: The Experience of a Lesbian Feminist Literary Critic Bonnie Zimmerman 8. "Except Thou Ravish Me": Penetrations into the Life of the (Feminine) Mind Molly Hite 9. The Long Goodbye: Against the Personal Testimony or, an Infant Grifter Grows Up Linda S. Kauffman 10. Feminism, the Roaring Girls and Me Margo Hendricks Part 3: Legacies 11. Mother Coppélia Kahn 12. Getting Gendered Carolyn Porter 13. Loss and Recovery: Homes Away from Home Carol Thomas Neely 14. Being the Subject and the Object: Reading African-American Women’s Novels Barbara Christian 15. Generational Differences: Reliving Mother-Daughter Conflicts Madelon Sprengnether Part 4: Connections and Contradictions 16. Stormy Weather: A Memoir of the Second Wave Leslie W. Rabine 17. On Having a Personal Voice Elizabeth Ermarth 18. Asians in Anglo-American Feminism: Reciprocity and Resistance Shirley Geok-lin Lim 19. Growing Up Theoretical: Across the Divide Jerry Aline Flieger. Afterword Carolyn Heilbrun
Biography
Gayle Greene (Scripps College, CA, USA), Coppelia Kahn (Brown University, RI, USA)
