Outlaw Fathers provides an innovative reading of fatherhood and father-son relationships in a number of Victorian and modern literary texts. In addition to using a psychoanalytic paradigm for redefining the concept of patriarchy in literary studies and theory, it joins a larger contemporary conversation about changing masculinities and families.
Outlaw Fathers provides an innovative reading of fatherhood and father-son relationships in a number of Victorian and modern literary texts. In addition to using a psychoanalytic paradigm for redefining the concept of patriarchy in literary studies and theory, it joins a larger contemporary conversation about changing masculinities and families.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Helena Gurfinkel is associate professor of English at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville.
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Contents Dedication Acknowledgments List of Illustrations Introduction: From the Law of the Father to the Outlaw Father Chapter I: Theoretical Genealogies The "Negative" Oedipus: Origins and Interpretations Theoretical Mothers Psychoanalysis, History, Materiality Fathers, Others, and Lacan Queer family, Queer Negativity, Queer Sociality Chapter II: "The Intercourse between the Squire and His Son": The Father-Son Marriage Plot and the Creation of the English Gentleman in Anthony Trollope's Novels Gentlemanliness and Masculinity An Autobiography of the Wolf Man: Trollope and Freud Fathers and Sons: The Queer Marriage Plot of Doctor Thorne "The Great Wharton Alliance": The Redemption of Queer Patriarchy in The Prime Minister "His Word...Had Never Lost Its Authority": Upward Mobility and the Return of the Positive Oedipus Chapter III: Sons as Lovers: Queer Kunstlerroman in Samuel Butler's The Way of All Flesh, Henry James's "The Lesson of the Master," and J.R. Ackerley's My Father and Myself "Freud Had Got Away with More than I Intended": Queer Künstlerroman and Psychoanalysis "The Dark Scowl, Which Would Come over His Father's Face": Samuel Butler's Masochistic Künstlerroman "...You Should Do Me": Passing and Submission in Henry James's "The Lesson of the Master" "This So-Called Memoir, Which Remembers So Little": J. R. Ackerley's Marginal Modernist Portrait of an Artist Chapter IV: "A Father's Place Is in the Kitchen, Dear": Male Domesticity and Motherhood in E.M. Forster's "Little Imber" and Alan Hollinghurst's The Spell "The Gay Daddy": Psychoanalysis and Gay Male Parenthood "Males Had Won": Sexual Utopia in "Little Imber" Building Theoretical Structures: Gender, Architecture, Psychoanalysis From Cottaging to "Love in a Cottage:" Gay Male Domesticity in The Spell Banished from the Father's House: The Dark Side of Domesticity Gay Male Motherhood and Contemporary Anti-Procreative Anti-Utopias Coda: "The P-Word": Queer Patriarchy beyond Maleness and Nation The Phallus and the Ship: Diasporic Patriarchy and the Transgender Father of Color Bibliography Index About the Author
Contents Dedication Acknowledgments List of Illustrations Introduction: From the Law of the Father to the Outlaw Father Chapter I: Theoretical Genealogies The "Negative" Oedipus: Origins and Interpretations Theoretical Mothers Psychoanalysis, History, Materiality Fathers, Others, and Lacan Queer family, Queer Negativity, Queer Sociality Chapter II: "The Intercourse between the Squire and His Son": The Father-Son Marriage Plot and the Creation of the English Gentleman in Anthony Trollope's Novels Gentlemanliness and Masculinity An Autobiography of the Wolf Man: Trollope and Freud Fathers and Sons: The Queer Marriage Plot of Doctor Thorne "The Great Wharton Alliance": The Redemption of Queer Patriarchy in The Prime Minister "His Word...Had Never Lost Its Authority": Upward Mobility and the Return of the Positive Oedipus Chapter III: Sons as Lovers: Queer Kunstlerroman in Samuel Butler's The Way of All Flesh, Henry James's "The Lesson of the Master," and J.R. Ackerley's My Father and Myself "Freud Had Got Away with More than I Intended": Queer Künstlerroman and Psychoanalysis "The Dark Scowl, Which Would Come over His Father's Face": Samuel Butler's Masochistic Künstlerroman "...You Should Do Me": Passing and Submission in Henry James's "The Lesson of the Master" "This So-Called Memoir, Which Remembers So Little": J. R. Ackerley's Marginal Modernist Portrait of an Artist Chapter IV: "A Father's Place Is in the Kitchen, Dear": Male Domesticity and Motherhood in E.M. Forster's "Little Imber" and Alan Hollinghurst's The Spell "The Gay Daddy": Psychoanalysis and Gay Male Parenthood "Males Had Won": Sexual Utopia in "Little Imber" Building Theoretical Structures: Gender, Architecture, Psychoanalysis From Cottaging to "Love in a Cottage:" Gay Male Domesticity in The Spell Banished from the Father's House: The Dark Side of Domesticity Gay Male Motherhood and Contemporary Anti-Procreative Anti-Utopias Coda: "The P-Word": Queer Patriarchy beyond Maleness and Nation The Phallus and the Ship: Diasporic Patriarchy and the Transgender Father of Color Bibliography Index About the Author
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