Landscapes of Girlhood: Forest Space in A Russian Childhood and The Tragic Menagerie

Authors

Jane T. Costlow, Bates CollegeFollow

Publication Title

Mapping The Feminine: Russian Women And Cultural Difference

Document Type

Book Chapter - Open Access

Department or Program

Environmental Studies

Publication Date

2008

Abstract

This volume honors the extraordinary life, path-breaking career, and pioneering scholarship of a truly modest woman—Professor Marina Viktorovna Ledkovsky, Barnard College emerita. In fifteen essays that are nearly evenly divided between eighteenth- and nineteenth-century subjects on the one hand, and twentieth- and twenty-first-century subjects on the other, contributors cover some of the main areas of gender studies, encompassing transnational studies, cultural studies, the recovery of forgotten women, and the male canon.

Comments

Original version is available from the publisher at: https://slavica.indiana.edu/bookListings/literature/Mapping_the_Feminine

Recommended Citation

Costlow, J. (2008). Landscapes of Girlhood: Forest Space in A Russian Childhood and The Tragic Menagerie. In Hilde Hoogenboom, Catharine Theimer Nepomnyashchy and Irina Reyman (Eds.), Mapping The Feminine: Russian Women And Cultural Difference (pp. 113-131). Bloomington, IN: Slavica Publishers.