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Informationen zum Autor Edited By Feminist Review Collective Klappentext What kind of theorized view of personal-and-political, ethnic, class-related, and (inter)national history do women authors offer? This book examines work of women novelists, journalists, political activists, and autobiographers and explores the multiple perspectives from which they (re)create and (de)construct a feminist political history. Zusammenfassung What kind of theorized view of personal-and-political! ethnic! class-related! and (inter)national history do women authors offer? This book examines work of women novelists! journalists! political activists! and autobiographers and explores the multiple perspectives from which they (re)create and (de)construct a feminist political history. Inhaltsverzeichnis Editorial: Political Histories; A.Heilmann & M.Llewellyn Simone Téry (1897-1967): Writing the History of the Present in Inter-war France; A.Kershaw 'The Indian Wars Have Never Ended in the Americas': the Politics of Memory and History in Leslie Marmon Silko's Almanac of the Dead; Rebecca Tillett Blood and Tears in the Mirror of Memory: Palestinian Trauma in Liana Badr's The Eye of the Mirror; M.-L. Kohlke Interview with Nawal El Saadawi (Cairo, 29 January 2006); S.Smith 'You Like To Mix Things Up On Purpose …? Hoy, What Are You Trying To Prove?': Representations of Recent (Hi)stories in Jessica Hagedorn's The Gangster of Love; M.V.Echano Exorcizing the Past: the Slave Narrative as Historical Fantasy; S.Wood Remembering Home: Nation and Identity in the Recent Writing of Doris Lessing; S.Watkins Interview with Sarah Waters; L.Armitt
