Originally published in 1996, this collection of fascinating essays
by leading western and Russian specialists gives an overview of key
issues in Russian women's writing and of important representations
of women by men, between 1600 and the present. This volume
contributes to the contemporary feminist project of rediscovering
many hitherto unjustly neglected Russian women writers and sheds
further light on the literary construction of women's identity by
Russian men. It combines a study of the history and biography of
women writers with close readings of literary texts, and explores
certain controversial issues in Russian women's literary studies
such as whether there is a separate women's literary tradition in
Russia, whether the treatment of the woman question by Russian male
writers reflected women's interests and experience, and whether a
feminist reinterpretation of Russian women's literature is possible
or even desirable.
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