Gender, Discourse and the Self in Literature

Explore the intricate interplay of gender, discourse, and identity in literature with Gender, Discourse and the Self in Literature by Kwok-kan Tam. Published by The Chinese University Press in 2010, this hardback edition spans 291 pages and delves into the fictive nature of socially accepted gender values. The authors meticulously analyze the strategies employed by writers and filmmakers from mainland China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong to construct and deconstruct the gendered self. This thought-provoking work invites readers to reconsider the narratives surrounding gender and identity, making it a crucial addition to the discourse on literature and society. Perfect for scholars, students, and anyone interested in the evolving conversation on gender in contemporary literature.