Breaking the Bounds focuses on second-wave feminism as a rupture in an unbroken episteme of Western patriarchy analyzed with regard to British dramatic discourse. The theoretical framewor… Plus…
Breaking the Bounds focuses on second-wave feminism as a rupture in an unbroken episteme of Western patriarchy analyzed with regard to British dramatic discourse. The theoretical framework is a genealogy of patriarchy deploying and developing Foucault’s ideas on discourse to apply to a deconstruction of Western patriarchy. An analysis of feminist drama texts is used to support the argument that Western patriarchy consists of one unbroken episteme as the patriarchal impulse substrates the epistemological breaks indicated by Foucault. The theoretical text speaks of the twentieth-century feminist rupture from patriarchy, analyzing in detail the texts of five mainstream feminist dramatists who have successfully effected an intervention in the British grand récit of undeniably male dramatic discourse. Buch (fremdspr.) Dimple Godiwala Gebundene Ausgabe, Peter Lang Publishing Inc. New York, 09.05.2003, Peter Lang Publishing Inc. New York, 2003<
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Breaking the Bounds focuses on second-wave feminism as a rupture in an unbroken episteme of Western patriarchy analyzed with regard to British dramatic discourse. The theoretical framewor… Plus…
Breaking the Bounds focuses on second-wave feminism as a rupture in an unbroken episteme of Western patriarchy analyzed with regard to British dramatic discourse. The theoretical framework is a genealogy of patriarchy deploying and developing Foucault’s ideas on discourse to apply to a deconstruction of Western patriarchy. An analysis of feminist drama texts is used to support the argument that Western patriarchy consists of one unbroken episteme as the patriarchal impulse substrates the epistemological breaks indicated by Foucault. The theoretical text speaks of the twentieth-century feminist rupture from patriarchy, analyzing in detail the texts of five mainstream feminist dramatists who have successfully effected an intervention in the British grand récit of undeniably male dramatic discourse. Buch (fremdspr.) Dimple Godiwala gebundene Ausgabe, Peter Lang Publishing Inc. New York, 09.05.2003, Peter Lang Publishing Inc. New York, 2003<
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Breaking the Bounds focuses on second-wave feminism as a rupture in an unbroken episteme of Western patriarchy analyzed with regard to British dramatic discourse. The theoretical framewor… Plus…
Breaking the Bounds focuses on second-wave feminism as a rupture in an unbroken episteme of Western patriarchy analyzed with regard to British dramatic discourse. The theoretical framework is a genealogy of patriarchy deploying and developing Foucault’s ideas on discourse to apply to a deconstruction of Western patriarchy. An analysis of feminist drama texts is used to support the argument that Western patriarchy consists of one unbroken episteme as the patriarchal impulse substrates the epistemological breaks indicated by Foucault. The theoretical text speaks of the twentieth-century feminist rupture from patriarchy, analyzing in detail the texts of five mainstream feminist dramatists who have successfully effected an intervention in the British grand récit of undeniably male dramatic discourse. Buch (fremdspr.) Dimple Godiwala gebundene Ausgabe, Peter Lang Publishing Inc. New York, 09.05.2003, Peter Lang Publishing Inc. New York, 2003<
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Breaking the Bounds focuses on second-wave feminism as a rupture in an unbroken episteme of Western patriarchy analyzed with regard to British dramatic discourse. The theoretical framewor… Plus…
Breaking the Bounds focuses on second-wave feminism as a rupture in an unbroken episteme of Western patriarchy analyzed with regard to British dramatic discourse. The theoretical framework is a genealogy of patriarchy deploying and developing Foucault’s ideas on discourse to apply to a deconstruction of Western patriarchy. An analysis of feminist drama texts is used to support the argument that Western patriarchy consists of one unbroken episteme as the patriarchal impulse substrates the epistemological breaks indicated by Foucault. The theoretical text speaks of the twentieth-century feminist rupture from patriarchy, analyzing in detail the texts of five mainstream feminist dramatists who have successfully effected an intervention in the British grand récit of undeniably male dramatic discourse. Buch (fremdspr.) Dimple Godiwala Gebundene Ausgabe, Peter Lang Publishing Inc. New York, 09.05.2003, Peter Lang Publishing Inc. New York, 2003<
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Breaking the Bounds focuses on second-wave feminism as a rupture in an unbroken episteme of Western patriarchy analyzed with regard to British dramatic discourse. The theoretical framewor… Plus…
Breaking the Bounds focuses on second-wave feminism as a rupture in an unbroken episteme of Western patriarchy analyzed with regard to British dramatic discourse. The theoretical framework is a genealogy of patriarchy deploying and developing Foucault’s ideas on discourse to apply to a deconstruction of Western patriarchy. An analysis of feminist drama texts is used to support the argument that Western patriarchy consists of one unbroken episteme as the patriarchal impulse substrates the epistemological breaks indicated by Foucault. The theoretical text speaks of the twentieth-century feminist rupture from patriarchy, analyzing in detail the texts of five mainstream feminist dramatists who have successfully effected an intervention in the British grand récit of undeniably male dramatic discourse. Buch (fremdspr.) Dimple Godiwala gebundene Ausgabe, Peter Lang Publishing Inc. New York, 09.05.2003, Peter Lang Publishing Inc. New York, 2003<
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Breaking the Bounds focuses on second-wave feminism as a rupture in an unbroken episteme of Western patriarchy analyzed with regard to British dramatic discourse. The theoretical framewor… Plus…
Breaking the Bounds focuses on second-wave feminism as a rupture in an unbroken episteme of Western patriarchy analyzed with regard to British dramatic discourse. The theoretical framework is a genealogy of patriarchy deploying and developing Foucault’s ideas on discourse to apply to a deconstruction of Western patriarchy. An analysis of feminist drama texts is used to support the argument that Western patriarchy consists of one unbroken episteme as the patriarchal impulse substrates the epistemological breaks indicated by Foucault. The theoretical text speaks of the twentieth-century feminist rupture from patriarchy, analyzing in detail the texts of five mainstream feminist dramatists who have successfully effected an intervention in the British grand récit of undeniably male dramatic discourse. Buch (fremdspr.) Dimple Godiwala gebundene Ausgabe, Peter Lang Publishing Inc. New York, 09.05.2003, Peter Lang Publishing Inc. New York, 2003<
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Breaking the Bounds focuses on second-wave feminism as a rupture in an unbroken episteme of Western patriarchy analyzed with regard to British dramatic discourse. The theoretical framework is a genealogy of patriarchy deploying and developing Foucault's ideas on discourse to apply to a deconstruction of Western patriarchy. An analysis of feminist drama texts is used to support the argument that Western patriarchy consists of one unbroken episteme as the patriarchal impulse substrates the epistemological breaks indicated by Foucault. The theoretical text speaks of the twentieth-century feminist rupture from patriarchy, analyzing in detail the texts of five mainstream feminist dramatists who have successfully effected an intervention in the British grand récit of undeniably male dramatic discourse.
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EAN (ISBN-13): 9780820461359 ISBN (ISBN-10): 0820461350 Version reliée Date de parution: 2003 Editeur: Lang, Peter
Livre dans la base de données depuis 2010-03-07T18:12:11+01:00 (Paris) Page de détail modifiée en dernier sur 2022-03-18T10:25:42+01:00 (Paris) ISBN/EAN: 0820461350
ISBN - Autres types d'écriture: 0-8204-6135-0, 978-0-8204-6135-9 Autres types d'écriture et termes associés: Auteur du livre: foucault Titre du livre: 1980, mainstream, british, breaking, writing
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Auteur: Dimple Godiwala Titre: American University Studies; Breaking the Bounds - British Feminist Dramatists Writing in the Mainstream since c. 1980 Editeur: Peter Lang Publishing Inc. New York; Peter Lang Publishing Inc. New York Date de parution: 2003-05-09 New York; US Imprimé / Fabriqué en Poids: 0,480 kg Langue: Anglais 85,90 € (DE) 88,35 € (AT) 98,75 CHF (CH) Available
BB; DRAMA / General; Hardcover, Softcover / Philosophie; Schauspieltechniken; Verstehen; LITERARY CRITICISM / European / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh; PERFORMING ARTS / Theater / General; PHILOSOPHY / General; SOCIAL SCIENCE / Women's Studies; patriarchy; Foucault; rupture; Theater: Technik, Bühnentechnik; Literaturwissenschaft: 1900 bis 2000; Literaturwissenschaft: ab 2000; Gender Studies: Gruppen; Englisch