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,Introduction: Navigating Women’s Friendships into the Twenty-First Century,tionships that contribute to women’s identity formation and political coalition. Both the supportive and competitive aspects of friendships are shown to be crucial to women’s identity as individuals, political citizens, and artists.

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“What Obligation Do I Have Toward Her?”: College Girl Friendships and Self-Actualization in , and flourish. Both novels illustrate the incompatibility of female friendship with a drive for female self-actualization that mimics, rather than challenges, the individualistic (white, male self), deceived into believing it is autonomous.

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“These Sweet Trees”: Alice Walker , June Jordan , and Womanist Friendshipndship, which ended only after Jordan’s death from breast cancer in 2002, was complex, with highs as well as lows, and yet remained for both women a relationship (and sisterhood) of mutual admiration and respect, concern for one another as women and mothers. Their friendship was as well process-oriented, and by degrees erotic.

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The Gothic’s Creation of Women’s Friendship in Shirley Jackson’s begin by analyzing the novel alongside other Jackson prose in order to mark Hill House as a unique space in her oeuvre, to reveal Jackson’s focus on readers’ needs and desires, and to argue for the house’s gothic power in friendship-making. We then move on to an examination of narration, noting how