Transformations

January 29, 2015

  • Sharon R. Wilson
    Margaret Atwood's Fairy Tale Sexual Politics. ECW Press
  • Glenwood Irons (Editor)
    Gender, Language, and Myth: Essays in Popular Narrative. University of Toronto Press
Reviewed by Wanda A. Kelley
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Children's Literature Ecocriticism Gender Language/Linguistics Multiculturalism Mythology Native Studies Novel Poetry Sexuality

This review “Transformations” originally appeared in Marx & Later Dialectics. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 147 (Winter 1995): 167-168.

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