Unbecoming Language

Exploring the interplay of language and difference, Annabel L. Kim delves into the works of influential French writers like Nathalie Sarraute, Monique Wittig, and Anne Garréta. By examining three generations of literature, she reveals a direct lineage of thought and the political potential of these texts. Kim aims to recontextualize their contributions within the broader narrative of feminist literature, particularly highlighting the often-overlooked anti-difference feminist thought in the context of Anglo-American histories of French feminisms.