Date: Tue, 23 Sep 1997 16:37:42 -0800
From: Lynda Koolish <lkoolish-AT-mail.sdsu.edu>
Subject: Re: Reconfiguring History


I've accidentally deleted the replies to Imran Markar's query about
"material dealing with the story-telling function of history and feminist
retellings of the past."  If anyone has saved that on the List, I'd be
grateful if they would e-mail me a copy.  Thanks.

Lynda Koolish
lkoolish-AT-mail.sdsu.edu
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>My partner is doing her masters thesis on this subject and found that
>most of the essays written on the subject were cited under the heading
>mythos/logos.  Most of the essays she found were written in German,
>Serbo Croation, and Italian.  There has been very little written in
>english on the subject.  If its any help she had to begin with Plato and
>the subversion of the female voice.
>
>David Lee
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>Imran Markar wrote:
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>> I am at present looking at material dealing with the story-telling
>> function of history and feminist retellings of the past. I
>> am particularly interested in the way myths and counter-myths are used
>> to
>> contest/challenge existing systems, structures and relations, and
>> facilitate re-interpretations of existing discourses.
>>
>> I will appreciate if anyone could suggest theoretical material on this
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>> area.
>>
>> Thanking you in advance
>>
>> Sincerely
>> Nazreena Markar
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