Re-representing Representations in Janice Galloway's Foreign Parts.

An essay is presented that seeks to analyze Janice Galloway's second novel "Foreign Parts (1994)" as a revolutionary text whose apparent light-heartedness covers a powerful challenge to historical and cultural modes of portraying femininity. It aims to contest the theatrical of the female body as an...

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Publicado en:Scottish Literary Review Vol. 5; no. 1; pp. 75 - 86
Autor principal: SZYMAŃSKA-SABALA, EWA
Formato: Essay
Publicado: Association for Scottish Literary Studies Spring/Summer2013
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