Geniuses, Addicts, and Scribbling Women
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Geniuses, Addicts, and Scribbling Women
Portraits of the Writer in Popular Culture
Hagenrater-Gooding, Amy; Eckard, Sandra; Barst, Julie M.; King, Elizabeth; Anderson, Megan A.; Holm, Melanie; Burlingame, Christopher; Oxner, Alexandra; Cravens, Cynthia; Briest, Sarah
Lexington Books
01/2023
244
Dura
Inglês
9781793620606
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction: Geniuses, Addicts, and Scribbling Women: Portraits of the Writer in Popular Culture
Cynthia Cravens
Chapter One: Finding Their Way: Coming of Age as a Writer in John Irving's The World According to Garp and A Widow for One Year
Megan A. Anderson
Chapter Two: Traveling with Writers: Gender, Genre, and Creativity in Bleaker House and Less
Julie Barst
Chapter Three: The Narrating Serpent: Two Distinct Representations of Authorship in Thomas Nashe's The Unfortunate Traveller
Sarah Briest
Chapter Four: Public Personas of Dangerous Men: Killing Constructed Identities with Suicide by Sequel
Christopher Burlingame
Chapter Five: Follow the Lead: The Evolving Story of Lois Lane and Her Writing
Sandra Eckard
Chapter Six: Scribbling Pleasure: Undertaking the Sentence of Desire
Amy B. Hagenrater-Gooding
Chapter Seven: Jane-as-Fanny: Patricia Rozema's Woman Writer in Mansfield Park
Melanie D. Holm
Chapter Eight: From Silly Lady Novelists to Celebrity Male Modernists: Gender and the Representation of Authorship in Fiction 1850-1949
Elizabeth King
Chapter Nine: Re-gendering Genre: Self-Conscious Supernaturalism in Muriel Spark's The Comforters
Alexandra Oxner
Chapter Ten: The Evolution of Daredevil's Karen Page: From Damsel-in-Distress to Writer-Hero
Gian Pagnucci
Cynthia Cravens
Chapter One: Finding Their Way: Coming of Age as a Writer in John Irving's The World According to Garp and A Widow for One Year
Megan A. Anderson
Chapter Two: Traveling with Writers: Gender, Genre, and Creativity in Bleaker House and Less
Julie Barst
Chapter Three: The Narrating Serpent: Two Distinct Representations of Authorship in Thomas Nashe's The Unfortunate Traveller
Sarah Briest
Chapter Four: Public Personas of Dangerous Men: Killing Constructed Identities with Suicide by Sequel
Christopher Burlingame
Chapter Five: Follow the Lead: The Evolving Story of Lois Lane and Her Writing
Sandra Eckard
Chapter Six: Scribbling Pleasure: Undertaking the Sentence of Desire
Amy B. Hagenrater-Gooding
Chapter Seven: Jane-as-Fanny: Patricia Rozema's Woman Writer in Mansfield Park
Melanie D. Holm
Chapter Eight: From Silly Lady Novelists to Celebrity Male Modernists: Gender and the Representation of Authorship in Fiction 1850-1949
Elizabeth King
Chapter Nine: Re-gendering Genre: Self-Conscious Supernaturalism in Muriel Spark's The Comforters
Alexandra Oxner
Chapter Ten: The Evolution of Daredevil's Karen Page: From Damsel-in-Distress to Writer-Hero
Gian Pagnucci
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Being a writer;Books about writers;Essays on Writing;Kunstlerroman;Movies about writers;What Writers Do;Working Writer;Writing Craft
Introduction: Geniuses, Addicts, and Scribbling Women: Portraits of the Writer in Popular Culture
Cynthia Cravens
Chapter One: Finding Their Way: Coming of Age as a Writer in John Irving's The World According to Garp and A Widow for One Year
Megan A. Anderson
Chapter Two: Traveling with Writers: Gender, Genre, and Creativity in Bleaker House and Less
Julie Barst
Chapter Three: The Narrating Serpent: Two Distinct Representations of Authorship in Thomas Nashe's The Unfortunate Traveller
Sarah Briest
Chapter Four: Public Personas of Dangerous Men: Killing Constructed Identities with Suicide by Sequel
Christopher Burlingame
Chapter Five: Follow the Lead: The Evolving Story of Lois Lane and Her Writing
Sandra Eckard
Chapter Six: Scribbling Pleasure: Undertaking the Sentence of Desire
Amy B. Hagenrater-Gooding
Chapter Seven: Jane-as-Fanny: Patricia Rozema's Woman Writer in Mansfield Park
Melanie D. Holm
Chapter Eight: From Silly Lady Novelists to Celebrity Male Modernists: Gender and the Representation of Authorship in Fiction 1850-1949
Elizabeth King
Chapter Nine: Re-gendering Genre: Self-Conscious Supernaturalism in Muriel Spark's The Comforters
Alexandra Oxner
Chapter Ten: The Evolution of Daredevil's Karen Page: From Damsel-in-Distress to Writer-Hero
Gian Pagnucci
Cynthia Cravens
Chapter One: Finding Their Way: Coming of Age as a Writer in John Irving's The World According to Garp and A Widow for One Year
Megan A. Anderson
Chapter Two: Traveling with Writers: Gender, Genre, and Creativity in Bleaker House and Less
Julie Barst
Chapter Three: The Narrating Serpent: Two Distinct Representations of Authorship in Thomas Nashe's The Unfortunate Traveller
Sarah Briest
Chapter Four: Public Personas of Dangerous Men: Killing Constructed Identities with Suicide by Sequel
Christopher Burlingame
Chapter Five: Follow the Lead: The Evolving Story of Lois Lane and Her Writing
Sandra Eckard
Chapter Six: Scribbling Pleasure: Undertaking the Sentence of Desire
Amy B. Hagenrater-Gooding
Chapter Seven: Jane-as-Fanny: Patricia Rozema's Woman Writer in Mansfield Park
Melanie D. Holm
Chapter Eight: From Silly Lady Novelists to Celebrity Male Modernists: Gender and the Representation of Authorship in Fiction 1850-1949
Elizabeth King
Chapter Nine: Re-gendering Genre: Self-Conscious Supernaturalism in Muriel Spark's The Comforters
Alexandra Oxner
Chapter Ten: The Evolution of Daredevil's Karen Page: From Damsel-in-Distress to Writer-Hero
Gian Pagnucci
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