Over 300 anthologies of women's short stories appeared in the literary market between 1970 and 2000. This publishing phenomenon is considered for the first time in this book.
Over 300 anthologies of women's short stories appeared in the literary market between 1970 and 2000. This publishing phenomenon is considered for the first time in this book.
Aleix Tura Vecino holds a PhD in English from the University of Stirling and has taught modern and contemporary literature, and literary theory, at the Universities of Stirling and Glasgow. He currently is a Learning Developer at the University of Glasgow.
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Introduction 1 "Literary" anthologies of women's short stories and the modernist paradigm 2 Angela Carter, poststructuralism, and the Virago anthologies 3 Utopias and hybrid identities in anthologies of women's speculative short fiction 4 Short story anthologies by women and the economies of affect 5 Critical reading in intersectional anthologies of short stories by women 6 Conclusions
Introduction 1 "Literary" anthologies of women's short stories and the modernist paradigm 2 Angela Carter, poststructuralism, and the Virago anthologies 3 Utopias and hybrid identities in anthologies of women's speculative short fiction 4 Short story anthologies by women and the economies of affect 5 Critical reading in intersectional anthologies of short stories by women 6 Conclusions
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