Mothers, Lovers, and Others Dr Jérôme Bindelle

Mothers, Lovers, and Others Dr Jérôme BindelleProvocative reappraisal of the portrayal of women in Julio Cortzar's short stories. Using feminist revisions of psychoanalytic thought and cultural studies, Mothers, Lovers, and Others examines the pervasive role of the conception of the feminine in the short stories of Argentine writer Julio Cortzar (19141984). Contending that his obsession with the mother is the source of Cortzar's uneasiness with femininity, Cynthia Schmidt Cruz traces an evolution

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making both subtle and overt attempts to seduce him

equity-driven care across public health and healthcare settings

the origins of poetic effect

during which women's writing gained momentum and more women writers emerged

the poet Paul Laurence Dunbar

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to fine art made with waste

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decolonial theory

Canetti and Nietzsche is the first full-length study of Canetti's novel to do justice to the profound implications of its peculiarly original sense of humor