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Troubling the Subjective: The Problem of Impressionism in ,,. Gertrude Stein’s Paris salon attracted not only writers but painters such as Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, and Paul Cezanne. In Paris in the early twentieth century, artists of different mediums fed off each other, working with similar ideas and transferring them from one “canvas” to another. Thes

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,“Any Change May Mean Something”: ,, Sexuality, and Single Women, landscape of literary modernism; together, the two women represent aspects of women’s lives that were foundational to modernism. Women were experiencing a new level of sexual freedom and were in greater control of their reproductive activity—yet, as both Molly and Lil demonstrate, even as women wer

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,“Unmediated Bonding Between Men”: The Accumulation of Men in the Short Stories,ther the theories of Freud, Lacan, Engels, Marx, and Levi-Strauss, Rubin argues that patriarchy functions through socially created incest taboos that require family or tribal groups to exchange women for reproductive purposes and simultaneously forge bonds among those groups or, more specifically, a

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,“The Readjustment of Personal Relations”: Marriage, Modernism, and the Alienated Self,fied whole. This illusion is especially pervasive for female characters, as men usually have other opportunities for fulfillment through their jobs and other social contact. Feminist critics have aptly demonstrated that marriage tends to be offered to women as the ultimate goal of life and selfhood.

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,“Any Change May Mean Something”: ,, Sexuality, and Single Women,e seen to subvert tradition, they remained subject to the laws of the patriarchy. Early twentieth-century changes in attitudes toward women’s freedom, sexuality, and economic opportunity unsettled foundational concepts, such as masculinity, race, and civilization itself. These new ways of thinking also posed a threat to women themselves.

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