
Women's Fiction 1945-2005
by Deborah Philips
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How do the popular novels discussed by Deborah Philips challenge or reinforce your own memories and perceptions of femininity in the postwar decades?
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In what ways does the concept of a literary "canon" influence which women's stories are deemed culturally valuable versus those that are dismissed as mere entertainment?
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Philips argues that uncanonized popular fiction often touches a deeper nerve with readers than high literature; why do you think these specific genre books were able to capture the unspoken tensions of their times so effectively?
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