Notions of the Feminine: Literary Essays from Dostoyevsky to Lacan

1. Introduction
Mark Axelrod

2. “Pale Whore, Pale Writer”: Is There Punishment for the Crime?
Mark Axelrod

3. “Blushes & Flushes”: Anna Karenina’s Shameful Physiology
Mark Axelrod

4. Women in Love: D.H. Lawrence’s Paean to Misogyny
Mark Axelrod

5. The Virgin and the Gipsy: D.H. Lawrence’s Paean to Misogyny
Mark Axelrod

6. Ugly Hairy Mounds, Fierce Hairy Armpits, and Sewer-Like Menstruations: Women as Vulgar Commodity in Fuentes’s The Old Gringo
Mark Axelrod

7. Mediazation and Marginalization of the Feminine in Böll’s Lost Honor of Katharina Blum
Mark Axelrod

8. Gazing from the Inside: Lacan and an Endocrinological Notion of the Male “Gaze”
Mark Axelrod

Nyckelord: Literature, Fiction, Twentieth-Century Literature, Literary History, European Literature, Literary Theory, British and Irish Literature