The Yearbook of English Studies · 2000 · 74 citations · 0 references
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Preface 1. Introduction: 'Familiar Strangeness': women intellectuals, modernism, and difference 2. A courtesan's confession: Freda Kahlo and surrealist entrepreneurship 3. Leonora Carrington's self-revisions 4. Hurston among the Boasians 5. Dreaming history: Hurston, Deloria, and insider-outsider dialogue 6. 'Lyrical Interrogation': H. D.'s training-analysis Conclusion Broken form.