American women's autobiography: fea(s)ts of memory

What a piece of work is "woman"! / Margo Culley

"Come and hear" / Kathleen M. Swaim

Self and God in the early published memoirs of New England women / Ann Taves

Resisting the gaze of embodiment / Sidonie Smith

The political is the personal / Ann D. Gordon

Utopia and anti-utopia in twentieth-century women's frontier autobiographies / Lynn Z. Bloom

Gertrude Stein and the lesbian lie / Catherine R. Stimpson

Orphanhood and "photo"-portraiture in Mary McCarthy's "Memories of a Catholic girlhood / Janis Greve

Dorothy Day and women's spiritual autobiography / Mary G. Mason

Choosing sides, choosing lives / Arlyn Diamond

"No laughing matter" / Nancy Walker

The tradition of Chinese American women's life stories / Shirley Geok-Lin Lim

Indian women's personal narrative / Kathleen Mullen Sands

Listening to the secret mother / C. Margot Hennessy.