The article investigates the contribution of Australian women writers in the field of short fiction. By going through some representative short stories by nineteenth- and twentieth-century women writers, it explores and examines the narrative techniques and problematic concerns of a distinctively female literary tradition which develops and asserts itself in a patriarchal society and in a male-dominated literary context.
Marginal Genre/Marginal Gender: australian Women Writers and the Short Story
PES, Annalisa
2015-01-01
Abstract
The article investigates the contribution of Australian women writers in the field of short fiction. By going through some representative short stories by nineteenth- and twentieth-century women writers, it explores and examines the narrative techniques and problematic concerns of a distinctively female literary tradition which develops and asserts itself in a patriarchal society and in a male-dominated literary context.
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