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- Tatian Teslenko. Feminist Utopian Novels of the 1970s: Joanna Russ and Dorothy Bryant. Routledge
- 2003. ISBN 0415967872. ISBN 9780415967873.
Contents
- List of Tables ix
- Preface xi
- Acknowledgments xiii
- Introduction 1 (6)
- Rhetoric of Identification 7 (5)
- New Rhetoric of Genre 12 (5)
- Utopia as Rhetorical Subject 17 (6)
- Chapter One - Utopia and Utopianism 23 (12)
- Utopia and Ideology 24 (2)
- Utopia as Literary Genre 26 (9)
- Chapter Two - Utopianism and Feminism 35 (50)
- Scrapping False Dichotomies 36 (25)
- Genre Transformation 61 (24)
- Chapter Three - Dorothy Bryant
- Saving the Human Race 85 (42)
- The Real World 87 (3)
- Utopian Chronotope 90 (9)
- Utopian People 99 (13)
- Dream-time: Fluid Meaning and Rigid Word 112 (5)
- The Law of Light 117 (10)
- Chapter Four - Joanna Russ - New Meaning for Old Concepts 127 (36)
- Calculated Ambiguity 128 (9)
- Janet the Savior 137 (5)
- Jeannine: Cognitive Starvation 142 (2)
- Jael: Terror of Terrorism 144 (4)
- Joanna: Usurp the Denied 148 (6)
- Identification Revisited 154 (9)
- Conclusion: Utopian Genre as Feminist Strategy 163 (12)
- Notes 175 (6)
- Glossary 181 (2)
- Bibliography 183 (10)
- Index 193