Unveiling the Self-conscious Narrator: A Study of Two Works by Sylvia Molloy and Clarice Lispector |
Contents
Writing Madness Out of the Text | 28 |
The Anxiety of Authorship | 79 |
The Lesbian Daughter | 125 |
Copyright | |
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