Mimetic desire and aAbjection: The social construction of woman in Winterson's the passion and McBride's 'A girl is a half-formed thing'

TL;DR: Take This Message to the Infants' Ward as discussed by the authors explores life in an Idiot Asylum in 1927, through the point of view of two protagonists, Andria Felwyn (Fel), a selective mute and epileptic inmate of the "moron" class, and Siobhan Rian, an Irish immigrant doctor.

TL;DR: In this article, an analysis of the conceptual writing and Bök's Xenotext experiment is presented, with a focus on transliteracy in the avant-garde.

TL;DR: McBride applies rhetorical variants of conduplicatio to create an emotionally powerful idiom to narrate an anti-Bildungsroman about a loving sister and her dying brother, her sexual abuse by an uncle and fi nal suicide as mentioned in this paper.

TL;DR: This paper argued that the discourse on violence has tended to be appropriated by radical feminist thinking and that the question of violence, as part of psychic reality, has become something that feminism repudiates.