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008		020416s1998 nyu b 001 0 eng
010		\|a 97001723
020		\|a0791435636 (alk. paper)
020		\|a0791435644 (pbk. : alk. paper)
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050	00	\|aPS147\|b.C74 1998
092	00	\|a810.99287\|bC86
095		\|pBOOK\|d810.99287\|eC86
245	00	\|aCreating safe space :\|bviolence and women's writing /\|cedited by Tomoko Kuribayashi and Julie Tharp.
260		\|aAlbany :\|bState University of New York Press,\|cc1998.
300		\|avi, 239 p. ;\|c24 cm.
504		\|aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 231-232) and index.
505	0	\|aI stand here naked, and best dressed in theory: feminist re-fashionings of academic discourse / Brenda Daly -- The solace of separation: feminist theory, autobiography, Edith Wharton, and me / Susan L. Woods -- Fighting back on paper and in real life: sexual abuse narratives and the creation of safe space / Sonia C. Apgar -- Incest and rage in Charlotte Bront鋀's novelettes / Susan Anne Carlson -- Safe space or danger zone?: incest and the paradox of writing in Woolf's life / Diana L. Swanson -- "One need not be a chamber--to be haunted": Emily Dickinson's haunted space / Mary Jo Dondlinger -- "There is no home there": re(his)tor(iciz)ing captivity and the other in Spofford's "Circumstance" / Lisa Logan -- "Entirely unprotected": Rebecca Ketcham's trail diary / Mary Sylwester -- Safe space and storytelling: Willa Cather's Shadows on the rock / Linda K. Karell -- The Chicana girl writes her way in and out: space and bilingualism in Sandra Cisneros' The house on Mango Street / Tomoko Kuribayashi -- Abuse and its pleasures: compensatory fantasy in the popular fiction of Anne Rice / Annalee Newitz -- On blues, autobiography, and performative utterance: the jouissance of Alberta Hunter / Kari J. Winter -- "In the center of my body is a rift": trauma and recovery in Joy Kogawa's Obasan and Itsuka / Julie Tharp.
650	0	\|aAmerican literature\|xWomen authors\|xHistory and criticism.
650	0	\|aEnglish literature\|xWomen authors\|xHistory and criticism.
650	0	\|aWomen and literature\|zUnited States.
650	0	\|aWomen and literature\|zGreat Britain.
650	0	\|aChild abuse in literature.
650	0	\|aSex crimes in literature.
650	0	\|aFeminism and literature.
650	0	\|aViolence in literature.
650	0	\|aWomen\|xCrimes against.
650	0	\|aIncest in literature.
700	1	\|aKuribayashi, Tomoko.
700	1	\|aTharp, Julie Ann.
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