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De-colonizing bodies : the treatment of gender in contemporary drama and film

Berlando, Maria Elena, University of Lethbridge. Faculty of Arts and Science2007

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The traumatic incursion of the Old South on gender and motherhood in William Faulkner's novels The sound and the fury, As I lay dying, and Light in August

Ludwig, Jordan Lea2015

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Scouting for a Tomboy: Gender-Bending Behaviors in Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird

Hakala, Laura2013

<p>In Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird, Scout Finch challenges gender stereotypes in her determination to remain a tomboy. Scout interacts with five parental characters (Atticus, Calpurnia, Aunt Alexandra, Miss Maudie, and Boo Radley), who offer models for Scout's behaviors. Though primarily …

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Beloved Savages and Other Outsiders: Genre and Gender Transgressions in the Travel Writings of Herman Melville, Bayard Taylor, and Charles Warren Stoddard

Beliele, Kelvin Ray

"'My dissertation is a study of the travel writings of three nineteenth-century American authors, Herman Melville, Bayard Taylor, and Charles Warren Stoddard. I argue that these writers evinced a rebellion encompassing literary as well as political and social subversion. In order to succeed in …

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