An edition of After Electra
(2002)
After Electra
rage, grief, and hope in twentieth-century fiction
by Eden Liddelow
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After Electra: rage, grief, and hope in twentieth-century fiction
2002, Australian Scholarly
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1740970055 9781740970051
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Marguerite Duras : the leper of the heart
La Penserosa : Eva Figes and the Fall
The eater vanishes : surrealism and survival in Janet Frame
Helen Garner : honour and the Recording Angel
Voices let loose : Nadine Gordimer's people
Babies eat their lace : Elizabeth Jolley and the slaughter of decorum
It isn't my face : Jean Rhys, identity and abandonment
Speaking for yourself : Susan Sontag and the melancholy aesthetic
On a dark stage struck : the prose poetry of Ania Walwicz
Conclusions.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 186-206) and index.
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