Titlebook: Writing Catholic Women; Contemporary Interna Jeana DelRosso Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2005 America.ar

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Contemporary International Catholic Literature by Women,nly authors who were practicing Roman Catholics, and … focuses only on literary works that center on Catholic belief and spirituality” (ix). Although he acknowledges that his is not an exhaustive study, Labrie, nonetheless, establishes a canon of Catholic literature, one that encompasses only a smal

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Sin, Sexuality, Selfhood, Sainthood, Insanity: Contemporary Catholic Girlhood Narratives,in. Melvin Friedman finds this connection between sex and sin to be characteristic of much Catholic fiction and suggests that a lingering aspect of such writings is the distrust of sex and horror at the sexual act—again, a characteristic reaffirmed by James Joyce (6). It is my contention, however, t

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Catholicism and Magical Realism: Religious Syncretism in the Works of Contemporary Women Writers, the ways in which Catholicism functions in magical realist texts. This chapter investigates the overlappings of Catholic literature with the modes of writing we consider magical realist to explore the meaning of magic in contemporary Catholic literature by women.

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,What’s So Funny? Feminism, Catholicism, and Humor in Contemporary Women’s Literature, that many of today’s famous women comics, ranging from writers such as Erma Bombeck to television celebrities like Roseanne Barr, use domestic scenes as the object of their humor. This use of the domestic is perhaps less threatening to a twenty-first-century culture that still holds contemptible, m

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