"Ruddick's interpretative study of Gertrude Stein breaks new ground in both Stein studies and poststructural theory, remaining accessible while rejecting neither indeterminate polysemy nor the thematic unity of 'idea.'... Through valuable interpretations of the major early Stein texts ('Melanctha,' The Making of Americans, G.M.P., and Tender Buttons), Ruddick details the 'serial acts of self-definition' of the modernist self in relation to William James, Freud, and the Bible.... Ruddick is authoritative in dealing with Stein's work, feminist theory, and the cultural phenomenon of modernism."-Choice
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Book Details
Imprint
Cornell University Press
Publication Year
1991
Series & Set Details
Series Name
Reading Women Writing
Dimensions
Width
21 mm
Height
229 mm
Length
152 mm
Weight
454 gr
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