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Inventing Herself

2001288 pagesPicador

Synopsis

This book explores the lives of women throughout history who defied societal norms to achieve love, success, and recognition. From Mary Wollstonecraft to Susan Sontag, these figures challenged their eras, forging a feminist intellectual tradition. Preeminent scholar Elaine Showalter uncovers common patterns and contributions of these adventurous women across centuries.

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About the author

Elaine Showalter is a leading voice in feminist literary criticism. Her groundbreaking work, A Literature of Their Own, redefined how we understand women's writing. She's a respected scholar of literature and gender studies.

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Characters

Mary WollstonecraftProtagonist
Margaret FullerProtagonist
Germaine GreerProtagonist
Susan SontagProtagonist
Eleanor MarxSupporting

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