by Bucknell University Press (July 1, 2004) (Author)
Neuter summarizes H#&233;lène Cixous’s early concerns – self, language, meaning, relations, #&233;criture feminine – by laying bare metaphors, incorporating existing material, and developing text by association, fragmentation, and play on signifiers. Its “substance” is nebulous; its woven structure determines the presence and function of all its elements and expresses Cixous’s guiding philosophy. Neuter’s goal is to transform the narratives, myths, and discourses that mold our selves, provoking a revelation through new juxtapositions of the self with all others or new relations. The title reflects both Cixous’s focus on language and her attempt to free us from sexual preconceptions. Neuter was first published by Grasset in 1972 as the third part of a trilogy which includes Le troisi#&232;me corps and Les commencements, published in 1970.
Specification: Neuter Paperback – July 1, 2004 9781611482133
Weight
7.4 lbs
Dimensions
6.16 × 0.29 × 9.15 in
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