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Contents List of Illustrations x List of Contributors xi Introduction 1 Vanda Zajko and Miriam Leonard PART I.#Myth and Psychoanalysis 1.The Cronos Complex: Psychoanalytic Myths of the Future for Boys and Girls 21 Rachel Bowlby 2.Who are we when we read?: Keats, Klein, Cixous, and Elizabeth Cooks Achilles 45 Vanda Zajko 3.Beyond Oedipus: Feminist Thought, Psychoanalysis, and Mythical Figurations of the Feminine 67 Griselda Pollock PART II.#Myth and Politics 4.Lacan, Irigaray, and Beyond: Antigones and the Politics of Psychoanalysis 121 Miriam Leonard 5.Antigone and the Politics of Sisterhood 141 Simon Goldhill 6.Fascism on Stage: Jean Anouilhs Antigone 163 Katie Fleming PART III.#Myth and History 7.A Womans History of Warfare 189 Ellen OGorman 8.Beyond glorious Ocean: Feminism, Myth, and America 209 Greg Staley PART IV.#Myth and Science 9.Atoms, Individuals, and Myths 233 Duncan Kennedy 10.The Philosopher and the Mother Cow: Towards a Gendered Reading of Lucretius, De Rerum Natura 253 Alison Sharrock 11.Science Fictions and Cyber Myths: or, Do Cyborgs Dream of Dolly the Sheep? 275 Genevieve Liveley PART V.#Myth and Poetry 12.Putting the Women Back into the Hesiodic Catalogue of Women 297 Lillian Doherty 13.Reclaiming the Muse 327 Penny Murray 14.Defying History: The Legend of Helen in Modern Greek Poetry 355 Efi Spentzou 15.This tart fable: Daphne, Apollo, and Modern Womens Poetry 381 Rowena Fowler 16.Iphigeneias Wedding 399 Elizabeth Cook Select Bibliography 411 Index
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Mythology in literature.
Feminism and literature.