Hélène Cixous - Lee A Jacobus

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Résumé :
First published in 1999. Each volume in the Lit Book Series will contain a wide range of essays on a particular author, theme or genre. By offering a forum for oftentimes competing, but equally compelling, theoretical points of view within each volume, the editors hope to generate interest, debate, dissent, appreciation and attention for each volume's topic. The Lit Book Series will provide a valuable venue for scholars, writers and general readers to encounter, examine, produce and discuss insightful, sound scholarship about important fields of study. This international collection of essays regards the work of H?l?ne Cixous with all the complexity that she herself brings to her engagement with literature and psychology. Cixous is well known as an interpreter of Freudian and Lacanian theories, especially those connecting gender and the production of language. She is also a noted writer of fiction and drama as well as a distinguished theorist of literary feminism....

Biographie:
Edited by Lee A.Jacobus and Regina Barreca University of Connecticut Storrs...

Sommaire:
I Cixous: ?crivain feminine 1 Life Makes Text from My Body: A Reading of H?l?ne Cixous' La Venue ? l'?criture 2 Le P?re de l'?criture: Writing Within the Secret Father 3 The Medusa's Slip: H?l?ne Cixous and the Underpinnings of ?criture Feminine 4 H?l?ne Cixous: Music Forever or Short Treatise on a Poetics for a Story To Be Sung II Cixous' Theorizing/Theorizing Cixous 5 Reading and Writing the Other: Criticism as Felicity 6 Cixous' Concept of Brushing as a Gift 7 The Gift: H?l?ne Cixous and Jacques Derrida 8 H?l?ne Cixous Names Woman, Mother, Other: a feminine plural like me 9 Cixous, Spivak, and Oppositional Theory III Portrayal and Performance 10 H?l?ne Cixous: A Space Between-Women and (Their) Language 11 H?l?ne Cixous and the Need of Portraying: on Portrait du Soleil Mnouchkine/H?l?ne Cixous: The Meeting of Two Chimaeras 13 The Self and The Other(s) in Cixous' Sihanouk 14 Bringing a Historical Character on Stage: L'Indiade 15 Men More Than Men 16 The Critic as Playwright: Performing H?l?ne Cixous' LeNom d'Oedipe...