Chapter 6: Critical Conversations at the Boundary between Life and Death.

Chapter 6 of the book "Raising the Dead" is presented. It places several critics in conversation with one another, demonstrating that critical maneuvers are often figuratively placed at the boundary between the living and the dead. The discussion presented is informed by feminist theories of the mar...

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Publicado en:Raising the Dead: Readings of Death & (Black) Subjectivity pp. 149 - 172
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Publicado: Duke University Press 2000
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