Doing Gender: Franco-Canadian Women Writers in the 1990s
Doing Gender: Franco-Canadian Women Writers in the 1990s
Doing Gender: Franco-Canadian Women Writers in the 1990s
Doing Gender: Franco-Canadian Women Writers in the 1990ss
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Référence bibliographique [5789]
Gilbert, Paula Ruth et Dufault, Roseanna Lewis. 2001. Doing Gender: Franco-Canadian Women Writers in the 1990s. London: Associated University Press.
Fiche synthèse
1. Objectifs
Intentions : Avec une approche féministe, les auteures présentent certains aspects du travail d’écrivaines franco-canadiennes des années 1990.
2. Méthode
Type de traitement des données : Réflexion critique
3. Résumé
« Included in this volume are chapters treating a few ’older’, well-known writers, some well-established ’mid-generation’ authors, and several ’most recent’ writers, along with ethnic Franco-Canadian authors, often suggesting future directions for writing. Although the collection is not intended to be exhaustive or definitive, it is certainly rich, and it provides a substantial representation of fiction, poetry, and theater created by French-speaking women of Canada in the final decade of the twentieth century. » (p. 16)
Sont recensés dans Famili@ les chapitres suivants: « The Legacy of Words: Mothers as Agents of Cultural Subterfuge and Subversion », de Lucie Lequin; « Marie-Josephte Becomes Ludivine: The Family Reformed in Anne Hébert’s La Cage », de Annabelle M. Rea; « The Daughter’s Revenge: Father-Daughter Incest in Gabrielle Gourdeau’s L’Écho du silence », de Susan Ireland et; « The Other Family Romance: Daughters and Fathers in Quebec Women’s Writing in the Nineties », de Lori Saint-Martin.