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,(Dis)continuing the Mother-daughter Dyad in Alison Bechdel’s , Working Back Through Our Mothers,to matrilineal metaphors in feminist criticism through the work of an important author. Sivyer poses the title of Bechdel’s autobiographical graphic (that is, ‘a(chǎn)uto-bio-graphic’) novel in different forms to consider biological, literary and therapeutic forms of ‘mother’-hood. This book is, Sivyer ar

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A Feminist Genealogy: ,, ,, and Contemporary Puerto Rican Women Writers,ratives of literary history in favour of ‘forged space’ for new writing and identities with a focus on the woman authors of Puerto Rico. As part of this compelling reading, Sande embraces French feminist theorisation’s of women’s language, desire, and mother-daughter genealogies as part of understan

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,“They are not only one; they’re two, and three, and four”: Building a Trauma Community in Toni Morrsi’s ., carries out an insightful new reading of Morrison’s peerless neo-slave novel by reading its legacies and parallels in Gyasi’s acclaimed historical novel. Here, Dawkins frames both books as commentaries on the intergenerational and transatlantic trauma caused by slavery and colonialism. Gyasi

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(Re)Writing the Future/Disavowing the Past: Reading Feminism(s) in , and ,the future in order to examine notions of ‘friendship, mentorship and collaboration’ between Margaret Atwood and Naomi Alderman, in the case of some of their most popular and critically contentious works. Jones refreshes discussions of canonically feminist works and feminist theory by arguing that t

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hips in the southwestern United States. We feature the work of interdisciplinary scholars writing about local peoples, issues, and knowledges that demonstrate rich linkages between universities and Indigenous communities. Collectively, as Indigenous peoples writing, this work takes the opportunity t