|
Table of Contents
|
7
|
|
Preface
Families : an introduction
|
9
|
|
Article
Family histories, literary time
|
17
|
|
Article
Which family? : The gender of genre
|
41
|
|
Article
Everybody's genealogy : pop history in the Renaissance
|
53
|
|
Article
Clarissa's family : false friends, fair friends
|
65
|
|
Article
Cultural patterns in dinner talk
|
77
|
|
Article
Patriarchy vs matriarchy : Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf and Arthur Miller's After the Fall
|
109
|
|
Article
Represenations of the family in modern american drama : media implications for the theatre, film and television
|
117
|
|
Article
Frankenstein, family politics and population politics
|
129
|
|
Article
Can rabbits have interracial sex?
|
143
|
|
Article
Scandalous roots : black and white ancestry in recent african american fiction
|
169
|
|
Article
Movements of a marriage or, looking awry at U.S. history : Rita Dove's Thomas and Beulah
|
179
|
|
Article
"Mr Mustapha Aziz and Fly" : defamiliarization of "family" in Salman Rushdie's Midnight's Children
|
197
|
|
Article
The failure of family and the demise of dynasty in Sir Gawain
|
207
|
|
Article
"Few love to hear the sins they love to act:" : father-daughter incest in three versions of Apollonius of Tyre
|
225
|
|
Article
Unfamilial Beckett : unrelated voices in the plays
|
235
|
|
Article
Finnegans Wake and familial memory
|
249
|