Titlebook: Vigilante Women in Contemporary American Fiction; Alison Graham-Bertolini Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc.

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Women Warriors and Women with Weapons,etaphorical battle with restrictive public mores to effect social reform. Thus, the primary goal of this chapter is to demonstrate how the physical “battles” engaged in by fictional female warriors are symbolic of the new ground gained by real women in the struggle for equality.

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Introduction, which the spaces that they call their own (both internal and external) are appropriated and injured, and where flight is not an option because memory is inescapable and the status quo is slow to change. This is the literature of the brave hearted, and of women who may be bruised, but who finally refuse to be beaten.

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Great Vengeance and Furious Anger: The Female Avenger,s, relegated, as Susan Jacoby writes, “to the territory of detective and spy novels” (16). Lately there has been a resurgence of literature, television programs, and film that focus on revenge, especially the kind that is realized by the “virtuous avenger.”

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