Elizabeth Fox-Genovese : paternalism's daughter /
"A celebrated historian and women's studies scholar, Elizabeth Fox-Genovese roiled both disciplines with her transition from Marxist-inclined feminist to conservative public intellectual. In the first major biography of this singular and controversial scholar, Deborah Symonds explores Fox-...
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Charlottesville :
University of Virginia Press,
2021.
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| Urunga tuihono: | https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=2661138 |
Rārangi ihirangi:
- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Preface: The Many Betseys
- Prologue: A Life Writer's Unwritten Life
- Part I: Family and Upbringing
- 1. The Family as Matrix: When Elizabeth Ann Was a Car, 1922-1941
- 2. Fitting the Child to the Childhood: A WASP, Canonical, and Gendered Education, 1941-1963
- 3. From Fido to Fox-Genovese: Confronting Paternalism's and Anorexia's Sway, 1963-1969
- Part II: Intellectual Orienteering with Freud and Marx
- 4. The Quiet Voice: Psychoanalysis and Enlightenment, 1969-1976
- 5. Woman of Letters: Becoming a Marxist Boulevardière, 1976-1983
- 6. Returning to Ithaca: Becoming a Women's Studies Scholar and Southernist, 1980-1986
- Part III: Refashionings
- 7. Leaving Home: A Feminist Critic's Move South, 1986-1992
- 8. Retreating and Regrouping: After the Wall Fell, 1992-1998
- 9. Right with God: Public Catholic Intellectual and Southern Scholar, 1998-2007
- Epilogue: A Feminist Manqué
- Notes
- Index