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The Tyranny of Plot: Anzia Yezierska's Struggle to Free the Voices of Her Community through the Autobiographical Self

Dowling, Kristie

2011

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Competing loyalties: Negotiating multiple identities in late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century American literature

Saar-Hambazaza, Terje

2013

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Houses on fire: Late modernist subjectivity and historical crisis

Gilchrist, Jennifer Lynn

2008

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“Talking story”: The evolution of the mother/daughter relationship in 20th century immigrant women's writing

Stabile, Patianne D

2006

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Philanthropy, the welfare state, and early twentieth-century literature

Radeva, Milena Todorova

2007

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False confessions and true lies: ‘Confessional’ poetry and the twentieth-century literary imagination

Sherwin, Miranda

2003

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Border crossings: The emergence of Jewish women's writing in Israel and America and the immigrant experience

Zierler, Wendy Ilene

1995

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Ethnic modernism: Aesthetics and identity in "Call It Sleep", "Invisible Man", "Nightwood", and "The Making of Americans"

Ivers, Jennifer Margaret

1998

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Bearing the pain: Anaesthetics of impersonality in modernist fiction

Cunningham, Bonnie Wilde

1994

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PATTERNS OF SURVIVAL: FOUR AMERICAN WOMEN WRITERS AND THE PROLETARIAN NOVEL (ARNOW, KELLEY, OLSEN, SMEDLEY)

SAMUELSON, JOAN WOOD

1982

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REBEL WOMEN WRITERS, 1894-1925

MAGLIN, NAN BAUER

1975

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Three generations later: The contemporary mother-daughter dyad as reflected in Jewish-American women's literature

Buchbinder, Anita Erlich

1999

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Performing Class: Domestic Labor in Working-Class Modernism

Miller, Courtney Pina

2021

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“Whenever you tell the story of one woman, inside is another”: Mother -daughter relationships in writing by contemporary Jewish women

Dasher, Brittany Brook

2008

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Mother -daughter relationships in Asian and Jewish American literatures: Story(ing) identities

Assif, Maria

2005

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To be haunted: Ghost stories by post-Romantic American women writers

Lundie, Catherine Ann

1994

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The Tyranny of Plot: Anzia Yezierska's Struggle to Free the Voices of Her Community through the Autobiographical Self

Competing loyalties: Negotiating multiple identities in late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century American literature

Houses on fire: Late modernist subjectivity and historical crisis

“Talking story”: The evolution of the mother/daughter relationship in 20th century immigrant women's writing

Philanthropy, the welfare state, and early twentieth-century literature

False confessions and true lies: ‘Confessional’ poetry and the twentieth-century literary imagination

Border crossings: The emergence of Jewish women's writing in Israel and America and the immigrant experience

Ethnic modernism: Aesthetics and identity in "Call It Sleep", "Invisible Man", "Nightwood", and "The Making of Americans"

Bearing the pain: Anaesthetics of impersonality in modernist fiction

PATTERNS OF SURVIVAL: FOUR AMERICAN WOMEN WRITERS AND THE PROLETARIAN NOVEL (ARNOW, KELLEY, OLSEN, SMEDLEY)

REBEL WOMEN WRITERS, 1894-1925

Three generations later: The contemporary mother-daughter dyad as reflected in Jewish-American women's literature

Performing Class: Domestic Labor in Working-Class Modernism

“Whenever you tell the story of one woman, inside is another”: Mother -daughter relationships in writing by contemporary Jewish women

Mother -daughter relationships in Asian and Jewish American literatures: Story(ing) identities

To be haunted: Ghost stories by post-Romantic American women writers

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