Now in a new paperback edition with a new preface by the author, this collection explores feminism within the profession of literature.
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A wonderful, living book for those who love to read and to think. It is engaged, fervent, good-humored; it is wise and intellectually substantive and a real pleasure to read.--Andrea Dworkin
[Heilbrun's] arguments for the centrality of feminist criticism are advanced with passion and enlivened with wit.--The New York Times Book Review
A book to delight the heart... filled with delicate, sometimes startling gems of perception.--New York Newsday
Carolyn G. Heilbrun's essay "The Character of Hamlet's Mother" was published in 1957 at a time when few critics thought seriously about women's issues in literature. In the years since, Heilbrun has emerged as a feminist leader through her commitment to women's writing and feminist literary issues. This collection explores feminism within the profession of literature. By questioning the gender arrangements of society, Heilbrun has helped to transform them. Taken together, these essays demonstrate the consistency and clarity of Heilbrun's vision and her respect for the lives of women who write.
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