Abstract
General Editor's Preface Acknowledgements Introduction PART I: WRITING AND SEXUAL DIFFERENCE Poetry and Politics: Cixous and her Critics The Major Concepts PART II: UNDOING THE LAW Feminine Writing and Sexual Difference: James Joyce The Moment of the Third Body: Virginia Woolf and The Waves Libidinal Education: Lispector and Cixous The Question of Transgression: Angela Carter PART III: WRITING, THEORY, AND BEYOND Where Do We Go From Here? (Moving Towards Freedom) Notes Annotated Bibliography Bibliography Index
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