Jennifer Cooke is Senior Lecturer in English at Loughborough University. She is the editor of New Feminist Studies (Cambridge, forthcoming), Scenes of Intimacy: Reading, Writing and Theorizing Contemporary Literature (2013), a special issue of Textual Practice (September 2013), and author of Legacies of Plague in Literature, Theory, and Film (2009). She chairs the Gendered Lives Research Group.
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Acknowledgements Introduction. The new audacity 1. Autobiography as feminist praxity: new audacity in the writing of rape 2. Ugly audacities in auto/biography: genius, betrayal, and writer's block 3. Stripping off for the first time: recasting vulnerability in the writing of hetero-sex and desire 4. Breaking the binaries: new audacity in the writing of trans lives 5. The dangers of audacity: Vanessa Place's contradictory feminism Afterword. After audacity? Bibliography Index.
Acknowledgements Introduction. The new audacity 1. Autobiography as feminist praxity: new audacity in the writing of rape 2. Ugly audacities in auto/biography: genius, betrayal, and writer's block 3. Stripping off for the first time: recasting vulnerability in the writing of hetero-sex and desire 4. Breaking the binaries: new audacity in the writing of trans lives 5. The dangers of audacity: Vanessa Place's contradictory feminism Afterword. After audacity? Bibliography Index.
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