UID:
kobvindex_HPB1053831775
Format:
1 online resource (174 pages).
ISBN:
9780429884436
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0429884435
Series Statement:
Interdisciplinary Research in Gender Ser.
Note:
Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Acknowledgements; PART 1: Why we need stories and the stability of the subject; 1. Quilted quotations and the pleasure of the text; 2. Reflective reading: Beyond reader-response to the unconscious of reading; Disruptive epiphanies: why we need stories; Beyond reader-response; Reflective reading: a radical approach; 3. Out classed: The family romance as fantasy of upward mobility; Why can't we talk about class?; Family romance as class consciousness; Out classing the father; Ideology and the unconscious; Class panic.
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4. To write a different story: Reflective reading as a pedagogical practice of restorative justice for racial oppressionWhite privilege; Reflective reading and the pedagogy of the repressed; Restorative justice in Benin's public classroom; PART 2: History as méconnaissance; 5. Modernist biography and méconnaissance: The Bloomsbury Group's Oedipal resolution; The English biographical tradition; Bloomsbury's public and private spaces: Modernist biography as personal and political; Appendix: Biographical writing by members of the Bloomsbury Group (first and second generation).
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6. The quilting point: Vita Sackville-West's secular Joan of ArcBiographical research: a Sissinghurst journal; Cross-dressing for (imaginary) battle: Vita Sackville-West's fantasy of Joan of Arc; PART 3: Narrative instability; 7. Reflective reading, faith, and transformation in Susan Howatch's Church of England novels; Transference of faith; Working-through to forgiveness: learning to read yourself; Reading aloud to God; Exorcising trauma; 8. Walking contradiction: Johnny Cash and the instability of the subject; Reflective reading and the return of the Man in Black.
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Interventions: destabilizing the iconTransformations: the middle of nowhere; 9. Depicting the undepictable: The reflective analysis of Alison Bechdel's Are You My Mother?; Girls are horny too: why would this be confusing?; Dykes to Watch Out For: the self-conscious cartoonist; Quilting points: Bechdel and Woolf reproduce mothering; Are You My Mother? as self-analysis; Mise en abyme; Outlaw narrators: representing women's desire; Afterword: A twisted wrench and a sunbonnet quilt; Index.
Additional Edition:
Print version: Sproles, Karyn. Reflective Reading and the Power of Narrative : Producing the Reader. Milton : Routledge, ©2018 ISBN 9781138607019
Language:
English
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