Writing feminist autoethnography : in love with theory, words, and the language of women writers /
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Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY :
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2022.
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Table of Contents:
- Letter one: 21st September, 2020
- Dear Virginia
- Letter two: 27th September, 2020
- Dear Virginia
- In acknowledgement: writing in relationality with Yanyuwa, Garrwa, Mara and Kudanji women
- Letter three: 5th October, 2020
- Dearest Virginia
- Letter four: 10th October, 2020
- Dearest Virginia
- Becoming a broken-hearted feminist autoethnographer with Ruth Behar
- Letter five: 13th October, 2020
- Dearest Virginia
- Letter six: 17th October, 2020
- Dearest Virginia
- A-way to love: feminist autoethnographic lessons from bell hooks
- Letter seven: 18th October, 2020
- Dearest Virginia
- Letter eight: 25th October, 2020
- Dearest Virginia
- Becoming feminist autoethnography: becoming some-thing with Kathleen Stewart
- Letter nine: 28th October, 2020
- Dear V
- Hush, the ethics of paying attention: wording and worlding feminist autoethnography with Simone Weil
- Letter ten: 30th October, 2020
- Dear V
- What kind of world do you want to word? Crafting feminist autoethnography with Ursula K. Le Guin
- Letter eleven: 11th November, 2020
- Dear V
- Letter twelve: 18th November, 2020
- Dear V
- Writing feminist autoethnography with Simone de Beauvoir: fourteen villanelles
- Letter thirteen: 23rd November, 2020
- My dear V
- Letter fourteen: 29th November, 2020
- My dear V
- With love from I-to-you, Helene Cixous: a play script
- Letter fifteen: 16th December, 2020
- My dearest Virginia
- Letter sixteen: 17th December, 2020
- My dearest Virginia.
