Unmanning Modernism: Gendered Rereadings, edited by Shirley Peterson and Elizabeth Jane Harrison, offers a compelling reexamination of modernist literature through the lens of gender. This collection challenges traditional interpretations by foregrounding the roles and representations of gender, questioning the masculinist narratives that have historically dominated modernist studies. By bringing together diverse critical perspectives, the editors illuminate how gendered experiences and identities reshape our understanding of modernist texts, ultimately enriching the discourse and expanding the possibilities for feminist and queer readings within the field.
Unmanning Modernism: Gendered Rereadings, edited by Shirley Peterson and Elizabeth Jane Harrison, offers a compelling reexamination of modernist literature through the lens of gender. This collection challenges traditional interpretations by foregrounding the roles and representations of gender, questioning the masculinist narratives that have historically dominated modernist studies. By bringing together diverse critical perspectives, the editors illuminate how gendered experiences and identities reshape our understanding of modernist texts, ultimately enriching the discourse and expanding the possibilities for feminist and queer readings within the field.
University of Tennessee Press, 1997 first edition some shelf wear to dustjacket and outer casement otherwise as new very good copy
