Performing Feminisms by Sue-Ellen Case

The first collection of feminist theoretical writing on theater, applying feminist critical theory to dramatic texts and performance. Sue-Ellen Case’s introduction surveys the field in the 1980s. Contributors draw on psychoanalytic and Lacanian theory, socialist feminism, lesbian theory and history: Teresa de Lauretis on sexual indifference and lesbian representation, Elin Diamond and Sharon Willis on identity, Glenda Dickerson on womanist African American theater, Yvonne Yarbro-Bejarano on the female subject in Chicano theater, and Judith Butler on gender as performative act.  

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Title:  Performing Feminisms
Author:  Sue-Ellen Case
ISBN:  9780801839696
Subtitle:  Feminist Critical Theory and Theatre
Genre:  Anthology – Nonfiction; Literary Criticism; Performing Arts
Subject(s):  Feminism And Theater; Feminist literary criticism; Performing Arts / Theater / History & Criticism
Publication Date:  1990-02-01
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Publisher:  JHU Press
Language:  English
Format:  Paperback
Pages:  327
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Notes:  Edited by Sue-Ellen Case. Includes Teresa de Lauretis’s essay ‘Sexual Indifference and Lesbian Representation.
Book_ID:  119027