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The Early Years: Politics and Poetry,ems even more pertinent to the explorations of female embodiment in Elizabeth Taylor’s fiction. The core of Irigaray’s critique of phallogocentrism can be found in her first major work, ... Here, Irigaray argues that the Western metaphysical tradition is founded on an elision of the feminine. Woman,

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The Early Years: Politics and Poetry,, ‘This specular game essentially functions at the expense of the woman’s body; material body, matrix of being, it is repudiated and devalued by the self-affirmation of the masculine logos.’. A metaphor which Irigaray concentrates on in this respect is that of the mirror. The woman’s body functions

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-36923-1tion and emotional naivety of her heroines. They are not so much naive as innocent and hopeful, and this is the most interesting aspect of Brookner’s treatment of romance. Most feminist analysis of romance has explored it from a psychoanalytic point of view. Janice Radway’s classic study ., for exam