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Jane Gallop

    Jane Gallop is a distinguished professor whose work is characterized by the rigorous application of a close reading method to theoretical texts. Her scholarship delves into the intersection of psychoanalysis, particularly the work of Jacques Lacan, with feminist theory and criticism. Gallop explores provocative subjects with precise analysis, uncovering novel insights within foundational literary and theoretical works. Her pedagogical approach, centered on meticulous textual interpretation, has shaped generations of students and influenced contemporary thought in her fields.

    Around 1981
    Thinking Through the Body
    • Around 1981

      Academic Feminist Literary Theory

      • 288 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      Around 1981 is a comprehensive history of feminist literary criticism, structured around twelve important texts. Gallop addresses French feminism, psychoanalytic feminism and American feminist literary criticism.

      Around 1981