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- Title Pages
- List of Figures
- Acknowledgements
- Notes on Contributors
- Introduction: The Haunting of Jean Rhys
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Chapter 1 Jean Rhys and Katherine Mansfield Writing the ‘sixth act’ -
Chapter 2 Making a Scene: Rhys and the Aesthete at Mid-Century -
Chapter 3 On the Veranda: Jean Rhys’s Material Modernism -
Chapter 4 Jean Rhys’s Environmental Language: Oppositions, Dialogues and Silences -
Chapter 5 Caribbean Formations in the Rhysian Corpus -
Chapter 6 ‘From Black to Red’: Jean Rhys’s Use of Dress in Wide Sargasso Sea -
Chapter 7 The Discourses of Jean Rhys: Resistance, Ambivalence and Creole Indeterminacy -
Chapter 8 The Empire of Affect: Reading Rhys after Postcolonial Theory -
Chapter 9 ‘The feelings are always mine’: Chronic Shame and Humiliated Rage in Jean Rhys’s Fiction -
Chapter 10 ‘Upholstered Ghosts’: Jean Rhys’s Posthuman Imaginary - Bibliography
- Index
(p.ix) Notes on Contributors
(p.ix) Notes on Contributors
- Source:
- Jean Rhys
- Author(s):
- Erica L. Johnson, Patricia Moran
- Publisher:
- Edinburgh University Press
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- Title Pages
- List of Figures
- Acknowledgements
- Notes on Contributors
- Introduction: The Haunting of Jean Rhys
-
Chapter 1 Jean Rhys and Katherine Mansfield Writing the ‘sixth act’ -
Chapter 2 Making a Scene: Rhys and the Aesthete at Mid-Century -
Chapter 3 On the Veranda: Jean Rhys’s Material Modernism -
Chapter 4 Jean Rhys’s Environmental Language: Oppositions, Dialogues and Silences -
Chapter 5 Caribbean Formations in the Rhysian Corpus -
Chapter 6 ‘From Black to Red’: Jean Rhys’s Use of Dress in Wide Sargasso Sea -
Chapter 7 The Discourses of Jean Rhys: Resistance, Ambivalence and Creole Indeterminacy -
Chapter 8 The Empire of Affect: Reading Rhys after Postcolonial Theory -
Chapter 9 ‘The feelings are always mine’: Chronic Shame and Humiliated Rage in Jean Rhys’s Fiction -
Chapter 10 ‘Upholstered Ghosts’: Jean Rhys’s Posthuman Imaginary - Bibliography
- Index
