Feminism and the Politics of Reading
Released: Aug 29, 1997
Publisher: Hodder Education Publishers
Format: Paperback, 288 pages
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Description:
"Feminism and the Politics of Reading" is the first major work to theorize the processes and practices of reading within a gendered context. Looking at what it is to be a self-conscious "feminist reader," and at what happens when that feminism is "off-duty," Lynne Pearce engages with a wide range of literary and visual texts to explore the complex personal and political implications of what we do every time we read.
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