16.7 2nd and 3rd year Marion Campbell and Annamarie Jagose. First semester One 1-hour lecture and one 2-hour tutorial per week. Students who complete this subject successfully will:

• be familiar with the forms and subject matter of some popular literary genres (romance, crime, fantasy and science fiction);
• understand the ways these genres are used in contemporary feminist writing;
• be familiar with some key concepts of feminist literary theory;
• be able to discuss the intersections between feminist writing and feminist politics, and understand the conceptual issues and problems involved.

This subject studies feminist uses of popular genres such as romance, crime, fantasy and science fiction, focusing on the politics of generic appropriation and literary experimentation. Written work of not more than 5,000 words. Atwood M Lady Oracle Virago Atwood M The Handmaid's Tale Virago Butler O Dawn Warner Butler O Kindred Beacon Carter A Nights at the Circus Chatto & Windus Carter A Wise Children Faber Cornwall P Postmortem Warner Dick L Without Falling Serpent's Tail Fallon M Working Hot Sybylla McKemmish J A Gap in the Records Sybylla McKemmish J Only Lawyers Dancing A & R. Moorhead F Still Murder Penguin Paretsky S Tunnel Vision Penguin Weldon F The Life and Loves of a She Devil Hodder & Stoughton Wilson B The Dog Collar Murders Virago Winterson J Sexing the Cherry Vintage Winterson J Written on the Body Jonathan Cape Wittig M The Lesbian Body Beacon 16.7 Marion Campbell and Annamarie Jagose. First semester. One 1-hour lecture and one 2-hour tutorial each week Students who complete this subject successfully will:

• be familiar with the forms and subject matter of some popular literary genres (romance, crime, fantasy and science fiction);
• understand the ways these genres are used in contemporary feminist writing;
• be familiar with some key concepts of feminist literary theory; and
• be able to discuss the intersections between feminist writing and feminist politics, and understand the conceptual issues and problems involved.

This subject studies feminist uses of popular genres such as romance, crime, fantasy and science fiction, focusing on the politics of generic appropriation and literary experimentation. Written work of not more than 5,000 words. Atwood M Lady Oracle Virago Atwood M The Handmaid's Tale Virago Butler O Dawn Warner Butler O Kindred Beacon Carter A Nights at the Circus Chatto & Windus Carter A Wise Children Faber Cornwall P Postmortem Warner Dick L Without Falling Serpent's Tail Fallon M Working Hot Sybylla McKemmish J A Gap in the Records Sybylla McKemmish J Only Lawyers Dancing A & R. Moorhead F Still Murder Penguin Paretsky S Tunnel Vision Penguin Weldon F The Life and Loves of a She Devil Hodder & Stoughton Wilson B The Dog Collar Murders Virago Winterson J Sexing the Cherry Vintage. Winterson J Written on the Body Jonathan Cape. Wittig M The Lesbian Body Beacon