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Home > Student Publications > DRAFTINGS > Vol. 6 (1991) > No. 3

 

Volume 6, Number 3 (1991) Draftings In Voices, Costumes and Mirrors: Feminist Theory and New Concepts of the Self in the American Novel

Front Matter

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Cover - Front Matter - Table of Contents

Prefatory Note

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Prefatory Note
Theodore Hovet

Part I

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Part I. In a Different Voice: New Light on Moral and Psychological Development

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Isabel Archer and the Persephone Myth: A Psychological Case Study
Donna Mallin

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Self-Identity and Moral Responsibility in the House of Mirth
Joan Loslo

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Lily Bart: A Surfacing Inner Voice
L. Christine White

Part II

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Part II. Self in a Commodity Culture

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Dreiser's Consumer Culture: Fashion and Material Reality in Sister Carrie
Lisa Lucas

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Staging in Carrie's Psychological Development: Does She or Doesn't She?
Kimberly Muta

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The Commodification of Self and the Undermining of Lily Bart's Identity
Kitty Kau Burroughs

Part III

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Part III. Changing Concepts of Gender Identity

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Isabel Archer's Romantic Identity Quest: Ruin and Realization
Alan Lange

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George Hurstwood's Artificial Self
Richard L. Campbell

Part IV

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Part IV. The Self from a Postmodernist Perspective

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James's "Lady" in Postmodernity
James P. McDaniel

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Carrie Meeber and the Reflected Self
Michael T. Prahl

Contributors

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