Sororophobia: Differences Among Women in Literature and Culture

OUP author of The Flesh Made Word

'To sum up: I admire the readings that form the core of the book; they are subtle, strong, nuanced, full of fine discriminations. I also admire the general ambition of the book, its large theme and polemic about the need for recognizing differences among women and the ways in which the metaphors feminists have used may have obstructed the project. This argument will gain the book a wide and enthusiastic audience.'Margaret Homans, Yale University