Rereading Heterosexuality

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Rereading Heterosexuality

Author	: Rachel Carroll
File Size	: 42,7 Mb
Publisher	: Edinburgh University Press
Language	: English
Release Date	: 04 April 2012
ISBN	: 9780748649082
Pages	: 168 pages

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Rereading Heterosexuality by Rachel Carroll Book PDF Summary

Heterosexuality in contemporary novels, re-examined using the frameworks of feminism and queer theory. Drawing on feminist and queer theories of sex, gender and sexuality, this study focuses on female identities at odds with heterosexual norms. In particular, it explores narratives in which the conventional equation between heterosexuality, reproductive sexuality and female identity is questioned.

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