Feminist Interventions in Literature and Culture: Essays in Honour of Nóra Séllei
Tartalom
This volume celebrates Nóra Séllei’s achievements and pays tribute to the ways in which she has shaped Hungary’s intellectual life. At the same time, it represents a modest contribution to the ongoing feminist intervention in academic and cultural discourse. True to her vision, we have sought to honour her life’s work by assembling a collection with a distinctly feminist academic focus, inviting colleagues whose writings engage with and extend the intervention of feminism and gender studies in Eastern Europe. The essays gathered here reflect the breadth of feminism’s influence in contemporary scholarship, spanning literature, theory, and cultural critique. Together, they indicate the ways feminism and gender studies continue to inspire new forms of academic engagement.
Fejezetek
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Breaking the Glass CeilingNóra Séllei’s Feminist Interventions
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Feminizmusok / tudományos beszédmódok / civil szerveződések Interjú Séllei Nórával
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The Anatomy of Subversive Women in Early Modern English Tragedies
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’Such leaves! What leaves!’Traces of Daphne in Aurora Leigh
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Katherine Mansfield’s Review of Virginia Woolf ’s Night and Day
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Subversive Bodily and Textual Practices in Virginia Woolf ’s Orlando
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“Closely united, immensely divided.”Reading Virginia Woolf ’s Flush and Sigrid Nunez’s Mitz as humanimal biofiction
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Angela Carter’s Parody of Romance and Gothic Conventions in the Bristol Trilogy
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A közepe. Jennifer Egan újabb prózájáról
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Colonial Women in Control – W. Somerset Maugham’s Female Characters on the Page and the Screen
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“Lenticular Logic” in a Hollywood Chick Flickthe Representation of the South in Fannie Flagg’s Fried Green Tomatoes and Its Film Adaptation
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Realism and Biopolitical Care in Help (2021)
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A Story of Telltale Eyes: Filmic Gaze and Spectatorial Agency in Ferzan Ozpetek’s Facing Windows
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Sins, Debts, and Food in Fargo Season 5
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„Csak a lehetetlent érdemes megpróbálni.”
