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- ISBN 9780275958053
- Publication Date: 16 Jul 1997
- Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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Journalist and feminist scholar Patricia Martin Daly has culled from the writings of a variety of American women a literary anthology of poems and short stories that offer sympathetic portrayals of men. Divided into two parts, with an Introduction to each, these portraits invite a dialogue between nonsexist men and women who are struggling both to free themselves from restrictive gender roles and to create a post-patriarchal society. In addition, these stories and poems represent a long-overlooked contribution by women to the American Adamic myth, the myth of America as a New World Garden of Eden. With the burgeoning interest in gender studies, this anthology is ideal for courses in Women's and Men's Studies, Gender Studies, as well as American Studies and Literature.
PATRICIA ELLEN MARTIN DALY is Associate Professor of Communication Arts at Neumann College in Aston, PA. She is also a journalist, literary scholar, gender studies specialist, and editor, and is the author of Introduction to Literature: Critical Thinking, Reading, and Writing (1992), Using Critical Thinking Skills (1988), as well as 12 feminist fairy tales. Along with Peggy Pizzo, she is the coauthor of Family Supports as a Public Policy Priority, a white paper she and Pizzo presented to the National Women's Economic Justice Center.
