Kudchedkar, Shirin <br/><br/>
Postmodernism and Feminism Canadian Contexts 

 - Delhi:  Pencraft International:  2005. 
 - 321p. 
<br/><br/>Acknowledgements<br/> Postmodernism and Feminism:<br/> Clarifications and<br/> Froblematizations<br/> Shirin Kudchedkar<br/> I. Pinning Down Proteus: How<br/> Do We Define The Postmodern?<br/> 1. Sub-versions and Contra-dictions:<br/> Postmodernism and Canadian<br/> Literature<br/> M. F. Salat<br/> II. The Postmodern Text<br/> 2. Erasing Edges: Michael<br/> Ondaatje's Coming Through<br/> Slaughter and Running in<br/> the Family as Postmodernist<br/> Fiction<br/> Coomi S. Vevaina<br/> 3. The Omnivorous: Bowering's<br/> Allophanes and Kroetsch's<br/> Seed Catalogue as Exemplifications<br/> of the Long Poem as a Post<br/>modern Canadian Genre<br/> Nita P. Ramaiya<br/> III. A Postmodern Feminism?<br/> 4. Incredulity Toward<br/> Metanarrative: Negotiating Post<br/>modernism and Feminisms<br/> Linda Hutcheon<br/> 5. Feminism and Postmodernism<br/> in Quebec: The Politics of the<br/> Alliance—Re/post<br/> 6. Canadian Paradigms of Post<br/>modern Feminism<br/> Barbara Godard<br/> Jancy James.<br/>  
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>8185753091 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Canadian literature 20th century History and criticism<br/>Postmodernism in literature Canada<br/>Feminism in literature
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>305.4201  / KUD/P