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Articulations of Difference: Gender Studies and Writing in French

2000; Modern Humanities Research Association; Volume: 95; Issue: 1 Linguagem: Inglês

10.2307/3736429

2222-4319

James S. Williams, Dominique D. Fisher, Lawrence R. Schehr,

French Literature and Critical Theory

Introduction Dominique D. Fisher and Lawrence R. Schehr 1. Stendhal's legacy: Jean Baudrillard on seduction David F. Bell 2. The silent erotic: rhetoric of Baudelaire's mirrors Dominique D. Fisher 3. Baudelaire: homoerotismes John R. Barberet 4. Gay incipit: Botanical connections, nosegays, and bouquets George H. Bauer 5. Silence, secrecy, and scientific discourse in the nineteenth century Nigel E. Smith 6. Histoires d'inversion: novelizing homosexuality at the fin de si cle Vernon A. Rosario 7. Homosexual erotic scripting in Verlaine's Hombres Charles D. Minahen 8. The seduction of terror: Annhine's annihilation in Liane de Pougy's Idylle saphique Melanie Hawthorne 9. Rene Crevel's body algebra Garett R. Heysel 10. Love song Alphonso Lingis 11. The frame of desire in the novel of the 1980s and 1990s Martine Antle 12. Beyond feminism: Elvire Murail's Escalier C Laurence M. Porter 13. Gomorrah and the word: but where are they? Laurence Enjolras 14. Purloined letters: intertextuality and intersexuality in Tahar Ben Jelloun's The Sand Child Robert Harvey 15. The national-sexual: from the fear of ghettos to the Banalization of queer practices Index.