Theodore Dreiser : beyond naturalism / edited by Miriam Gogol.
1995
813.52 D771Y
Available at 2nd (Main) Floor
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Title
Theodore Dreiser : beyond naturalism / edited by Miriam Gogol.
ISBN
0814730744 (paperback : alk. paper)
Imprint
New York : New York University Press, c1995.
Language
English
Description
xvii, 269 p. ; 24cm.
Call Number
813.52 D771Y
System Control No.
(OCoLC)32310921
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. 247-260) and index.
Formatted Contents Note
Gender studies: women and Dreiser: Dreiser and the discourse of gender / Shelley Fisher Fishkin
Sexualizing the female body: Dreiser, feminism, and Foucault / Irene Gammel
Recontextualizing Dreiser: gender, class, and sexuality in Jennie Gerhardt / Nancy Warner Barrineau
Gender studies: men and Dreiser: The secrets of fraternity: men and friendship in Sister Carrie / Scott Zaluda
Psychonanlysis and Dreiser: "That oldest boy don't wanta be here": fathers and sons and the dynamics of shame in Theodore Dreiser's novels / Miriam Gogol
Lacanian equivocation in Sister Carrie, The genius, and An American tragedy / Leonard Cassuto
Philosophy: On language and the quest for self-fulfillment: a Heideggerian perspective on Dreiser's Sister Carrie / Paul A. Orlov
Film studies: Squandered possibilities: the film versions of Dreiser's novels / Lawrence E. Hussman
Popular literature: Carrie's library: reading the boundaries between popular and serious fiction / M. H. Dunlop
New historicism: Sister Carrie's absent causes / James Livingston.
Sexualizing the female body: Dreiser, feminism, and Foucault / Irene Gammel
Recontextualizing Dreiser: gender, class, and sexuality in Jennie Gerhardt / Nancy Warner Barrineau
Gender studies: men and Dreiser: The secrets of fraternity: men and friendship in Sister Carrie / Scott Zaluda
Psychonanlysis and Dreiser: "That oldest boy don't wanta be here": fathers and sons and the dynamics of shame in Theodore Dreiser's novels / Miriam Gogol
Lacanian equivocation in Sister Carrie, The genius, and An American tragedy / Leonard Cassuto
Philosophy: On language and the quest for self-fulfillment: a Heideggerian perspective on Dreiser's Sister Carrie / Paul A. Orlov
Film studies: Squandered possibilities: the film versions of Dreiser's novels / Lawrence E. Hussman
Popular literature: Carrie's library: reading the boundaries between popular and serious fiction / M. H. Dunlop
New historicism: Sister Carrie's absent causes / James Livingston.
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