Titlebook: On the Literary Nonfiction of Nancy Mairs; A Critical Anthology Merri Lisa Johnson,Susannah B. Mintz Book 2011 Merri Lisa Johnson and Susan

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Autopathography: Women, Illness, and Lifewritings, but in a review by Joyce Carol Oates of David Roberts’s recent biography of Jean Stafford. There Oates adapted the clinical term to denote—and to denigrate—what she described as “hagiography’s diminished and often prurient twin, [whose] motifs are dysfunction and disaster, illnesses and pratfalls

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Transforming the Tale: The Auto/body/ographies of Nancy Mairs“Who would I be if I didn’t have MS?” (8). Not at all glibly rhetorical, the question lies at the center of Mairs’s autobiographical project, which attempts both to articulate the significance of a disabled female body in the construction of her identity and to invent an aesthetics of that multiply

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Dismembering the Heterosexual Imaginary: A Feminist Cultural Anatomy of the Infidelity Narrative in h the provocative slippage is surely intentional), Chris Kraus raises questions about how women’s use of the personal in art is interpreted. Describing her friends’ nonplussed reactions to her book project, she poses a question that resonates with my pedagogical concerns in teaching courses on gende

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