i?1/2Tell Me a Riddlei?1/2 renders an unforgettable portrait of a working class couple when the gender determined differences in their experiences of poverty and familial life give rise to bitter conflict after almost four decades of marriage. As she dies from cancer, Eva, the protagonist, recollects a revolutionary past that both critiques and offers hope for the present.
i?1/2Tell Me a Riddlei?1/2 renders an unforgettable portrait of a working class couple when the gender determined differences in their experiences of poverty and familial life give rise to bitter conflict after almost four decades of marriage. As she dies from cancer, Eva, the protagonist, recollects a revolutionary past that both critiques and offers hope for the present.
Deborah Silverton Rosenfelt is Professor of Women's Studies and Director of the Curriculum Transformation Project at the University of Maryland-College Park. She is editor and co-editor of a number of books, including Feminist Criticism and Social Change and Teaching Women's Literature from a Regional Perspective.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction - Deborah Silverton Rosenfelt Chronology Tell Me a Riddle - Tillie Olsen Background to the Story: Silences in Literature - Tillie Olsen Personal Statement - Tillie Olsen Critical Essays: The Circumstances of Silence: Literary Representation and Tillie Olsen's Omaha Past - Linda Ray Pratt From the Thirties: Tillie Olsen and the Radical Tradition - Deborah Silverton Rosenfelt A Feminist Spiritual Vision - Elaine Neil Orr Death Labors - Joanne Trautmann Banks Motherhood as a Source and Silencer of Creativity - Mara Faulkner To "Bear My Mother's Name": Kunstlerromane by Women Writers - Rachel Blau Duplessis "No One's Private Ground": A Bakhtinian Reading of Tillie Olsen's Tell Me a Riddle - Constance Coiner Selected Bibliography Permissions
Introduction - Deborah Silverton Rosenfelt Chronology Tell Me a Riddle - Tillie Olsen Background to the Story: Silences in Literature - Tillie Olsen Personal Statement - Tillie Olsen Critical Essays: The Circumstances of Silence: Literary Representation and Tillie Olsen's Omaha Past - Linda Ray Pratt From the Thirties: Tillie Olsen and the Radical Tradition - Deborah Silverton Rosenfelt A Feminist Spiritual Vision - Elaine Neil Orr Death Labors - Joanne Trautmann Banks Motherhood as a Source and Silencer of Creativity - Mara Faulkner To "Bear My Mother's Name": Kunstlerromane by Women Writers - Rachel Blau Duplessis "No One's Private Ground": A Bakhtinian Reading of Tillie Olsen's Tell Me a Riddle - Constance Coiner Selected Bibliography Permissions
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