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1	Beside her self: a coffin text Michalofsky, Jessica 22 July 2021 (has links) I did not purposely set down to write this work but was compelled by a painful sense of what I should not do. What I should not write. To protect the privacy and autonomy of individuals, to avoid creating harm, and to resist, however unsuccessfully, essentializing either “mothers” or “addiction,” this work enacts a radical besideness, where one subject performs the verb of a second subject, where one subject enlist the aid of other subjects. In the aim of both producing and defying narrative structures that seem to fasten a person to their identity, this collaborative, intertextual project attempts to tell a story, both in what is re-told and in what is not-told. It invokes infelicitous performances as a way of talking back while walking forward. / Graduate Ethical representation Memoir Mothering Addiction Narrative Intertextuality
2	Walking the Highwire of Representation: Ethical Representation and Feminine Gaze in Historical Fiction Steinkuhl, Lauren Elisabeth 02 May 2022 (has links) No description available. Film Studies Mass Media ethical representation screenwriting screenwriter feminine gaze female gaze male gaze historical fiction period piece