Shifting Scenes: Interviews on Women, Writing, and Politics in Post-68 France
Brand: Columbia University Press
Categories: Books, Literature & Fiction, History & Criticism



Dimensions: 6 x 0.54 x 9 inches
ISBN-13: 978-0231067737
ISBN-10: 0231067739
Publisher: Columbia University Press
Print length: 224 pages
Publication date: April 15, 1991
Lexile measure: 1110L
Language: English
subtitle: Paperback – April 15, 1991
author: Alice A. Jardine Anne M. Menke
review: Editorial Reviews Review "A lively informative picture of the diversity of opinion held by French "feminists" today.... a stimulating exchange of ideas between cultures as well as across discipline." -- "Review of Contemporary Fiction" "A lively informative picture of the diversity of opinion held by French "feminists" today.... a stimulating exchange of ideas between cultures as well as across discipline." -- Review of Contemporary Fiction "A lively informative picture of the diversity of opinion held by French "feminists" today.... a stimulating exchange of ideas between cultures as well as across discipline." -- "Review of Contemporary Fiction" From the Back Cover 'Two American feminist asked several French women intellectuals some American Questions; their answers provide a sparking and often startling account of the difference between the two cultures with regard to feminism, the university, and the canon.' About the Author Alice Jardine is the author of Gynesis : Configurations of Woman and Modernity . Anne Menke is the translator of Julia Kristeva's Language: The Unknown. Read more