The present paper intends to closely explore the process of identity formation in the characters of Jeanette Winterson’s novel Gut Symmetries in light of Catherine Malabou’s notions of plasticity, destructive plasticity or trauma, and trans-subjectivation. Identity as an inconsistent procedure of becoming would be intensely explicated in Gut Symmetries through the viewpoint of the characters, in particular Alice. Identity as a mere space or crack, which constantly provides the opportunity for the subject to observe himself/herself, could be introduced as Catherine Malabou’s notion of plasticity of the subjectivity or trans-subjectivation in the novel. The juxtaposition of the pliability of quantum physics and trans-subjectivity in the novel...
Bodily Inscriptions in Jeanette Winterson's Novel “Written on the Body” The present paper focuses on...
Based on the discourses of Marxist feminism and Psychoanalysis, the paper attempts to reconsider gen...
This paper intends to explore Jeanette Winterson's novel Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit (1985) in it...
The present paper intends to closely analyze the character of Handel as a trans-subject who evolves ...
The present paper intends to closely analyze the character of Handel as a trans-subject who evolves ...
My dissertation examines the various ways in which the following novels written by Jeanette Winterso...
This paper investigates identity problems following the life of Jeanette Winterson presented in her ...
Poetyka trans-/posthumanizmu w Kamiennych bogach Jeanette Winterson Pośród licznych paradygmatów fil...
Focusing on The PowerBook and The Stone Gods, this article explores the ways in which Jeanette Winte...
The thesis examines the ways in which Winterson depicts and eventually unveils the mechanism behind ...
In this paper, I strive to demonstrate how Jeanette Winterson, in The Powerbook, challenges the bina...
This thesis investigates the representation of femininity within a variety of cultural sources inclu...
Almost all of Jeanette Winterson\u2019s novels are written in first person, in most cases a person n...
Th is paper offers an analysis of two characters, David and Catherine Bourne, in Ernest Hemingway’s ...
Özgören, Simge (Dogus Author)The purpose of this study is to examine the gender issues in rewriting ...
Bodily Inscriptions in Jeanette Winterson's Novel “Written on the Body” The present paper focuses on...
Based on the discourses of Marxist feminism and Psychoanalysis, the paper attempts to reconsider gen...
This paper intends to explore Jeanette Winterson's novel Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit (1985) in it...
The present paper intends to closely analyze the character of Handel as a trans-subject who evolves ...
The present paper intends to closely analyze the character of Handel as a trans-subject who evolves ...
My dissertation examines the various ways in which the following novels written by Jeanette Winterso...
This paper investigates identity problems following the life of Jeanette Winterson presented in her ...
Poetyka trans-/posthumanizmu w Kamiennych bogach Jeanette Winterson Pośród licznych paradygmatów fil...
Focusing on The PowerBook and The Stone Gods, this article explores the ways in which Jeanette Winte...
The thesis examines the ways in which Winterson depicts and eventually unveils the mechanism behind ...
In this paper, I strive to demonstrate how Jeanette Winterson, in The Powerbook, challenges the bina...
This thesis investigates the representation of femininity within a variety of cultural sources inclu...
Almost all of Jeanette Winterson\u2019s novels are written in first person, in most cases a person n...
Th is paper offers an analysis of two characters, David and Catherine Bourne, in Ernest Hemingway’s ...
Özgören, Simge (Dogus Author)The purpose of this study is to examine the gender issues in rewriting ...
Bodily Inscriptions in Jeanette Winterson's Novel “Written on the Body” The present paper focuses on...
Based on the discourses of Marxist feminism and Psychoanalysis, the paper attempts to reconsider gen...
This paper intends to explore Jeanette Winterson's novel Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit (1985) in it...