Essays discuss changing definitions of female sexuality, the nature of love, bisexuality, lesbianism, childbirth, feminist morality, and psychoanalysis

Verzameling artikelen en essays verschenen in verschillende periodieken waarin politieke en culturele onderwerpen en enkele literaire figuren besproken worden.

In this groundbreaking work of ecstatic criticism, Carole Maso shows why she has risen, over the past fifteen years, as one of the brightest stars in the literary firmament. Ever refusing to be marginalized or categorized by genre, Maso is an incisive, compassionate writer who deems herself daughter of William Carlos Williams, a pioneer in combining poetry and fiction with criticism, journalism, and the visual arts. She is daughter, too, of Allen Ginsberg, who also came from Paterson, New Jersey. Known for her audacity, whether exploring language and memory or the development of the artistic soul, Maso here gives us a form-challenging collection, intelligent, and persuasive.

Bundeling van journalistiek en essayistisch werk van de Nederlandse auteur (1946-).

Essay over het nu achterhaald lijkende concept van de natiestaat.

Drie essays over de Duitse dichter Heinrich Heine (1797-1856), met name over diens jood-zijn.

Journalistieke teksten over verschillende onderwerpen, waaronder het typisch Nederlandse onbehagen m.b.t. ons nationale heden en culturele verleden.

Essay over het nu achterhaald lijkende concept van de natiestaat.

World-renowned scholars honor Elizabeth Schüssler Fiorenza in this Festschrift.

Containing all the essays and reviews that Auden wrote when he lived in England, this volume also includes the full original versions of his two travel books, Letters From Iceland (with Louis MacNeice) and Journey to a War (with Christopher Isherwood).

Recollections of Anaïs Nin presents Nin through the eyes of twenty-six people who knew her. She is the unconventional, distant aunt; the thoughtful friend; the owner of a strangely disarming voice; the author eager for attention yet hypersensitive to criticism; the generous advisor to a literary magazine; the adulteress; the beautiful septuagenarian; the recommender of books--the contributors elaborate on thses and many other perceptions of Nin. Readers of this book will meet one of the most enigmatic literary women of the twentieth century.