Toward a Feminist Semiotics of Revulsion: Literary Abjection in the Age of Atrocity single work   criticism  
Issue Details: First known date: 1994... 1994 Toward a Feminist Semiotics of Revulsion: Literary Abjection in the Age of Atrocity
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The bulk of this criticism discusses Non-Austlit material but on pp.105-106 the Author examines the themes of fathers and children, incest and power in the The Man Who Loved Children.

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