Titlebook: Cross-Gendered Literary Voices; Appropriating, Resis Rina Kim (Lecturer),Claire Westall (Lecturer) Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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Conclusion: Crossings and Re-crossingsmunication, but it is also suggestive of an always already spent force because at the very moment of sound or articulation the thought, the effort, the actions required to create the sound of the voice are almost past, they are approaching their own end. That is, the voice is suggestive of a forward

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,Die (Er-)findung der eigenen Identit?t,rsive and spatial organization unlike anything that preceded it in the novel: Molly’s womb. It is in this turbulent, bloody space, both private and infused with history, that the homeward journey finishes; and it is with the lengthy appropriation of a female voice that Joyce closes his novel.

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‘These heavy sands are language tide and wind have silted here’,: Tidal Voicing and the Poetics of Hrsive and spatial organization unlike anything that preceded it in the novel: Molly’s womb. It is in this turbulent, bloody space, both private and infused with history, that the homeward journey finishes; and it is with the lengthy appropriation of a female voice that Joyce closes his novel.

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Female Narrative Energy in the Writings of Dead White Males: Dickens, Collins and Freudpreviously been located in the male-authored Victorian novel. By conceiving of narrative as a powerful possession, as Freud did in his discourse with hysterical women, we can identify new forms of feminine empowerment emerging in male-authored nineteenth-century texts.

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Untersuchungsaufbau und Methodewho loves her best; and Jenny Petherbridge, who appropriates this love of Robin. For them, the doctor is both confessor and interpreter; repeatedly called upon to mould words around Robin’s uncompromising silence. Matthew is compelled to enunciate, for his less self-aware companions, the narrative of their thwarted love.

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Untersuchungsaufbau und Methodeguage’ (Dolar 2006: 102). Following Roland Barthes’s term ‘grain of the voice’, Neumark and Cavarero emphasize the voice as ‘a(chǎn)esthetically bearing the marks of the body’ (Newmark 2010: xvii, xvi), which comes from ‘the vibration of a throat of flesh’ and bone (Cavarero 2005: 6).

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‘Everything depend on the fashion of narration’: Women Writing Women Writers in Short Stories of ction. What is more, all three stories focalize their narrative through the male writer figure, whether in a first-or third-person narrative — despite being stories by women writers about women writers.

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‘Her speech a purely buccal phenomenon’: Voice as a Lost Object in Samuel Beckett’s Worksguage’ (Dolar 2006: 102). Following Roland Barthes’s term ‘grain of the voice’, Neumark and Cavarero emphasize the voice as ‘a(chǎn)esthetically bearing the marks of the body’ (Newmark 2010: xvii, xvi), which comes from ‘the vibration of a throat of flesh’ and bone (Cavarero 2005: 6).

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