Textual Liberation: European Feminist Writing in the Twentieth CenturyHelena Forsås-Scott Routledge, 1991 - 342 עמודים An introduction to the development of modern feminist writing in Europe, focusing on feminism as a major transforming influence both on literature and on our world in general. Genres covered include the novel, poetry and journalism. |
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British women | 13 |
feminist | 39 |
German feminist writers | 74 |
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