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Individual author bibliography 231 Guibert, Hervé, ‘“Suite vénitienne” de Sophie Calle: le chichi de Sophie’, in La Photo, inéluctablement: recueil d’articles sur la photographie 1977–1985 (Paris: Gallimard, 1999), pp. 377–8. ———‘Deux livres de Sophie Calle: les tribulations de Sophie en enfance’, in La Photo, inéluctablement, pp. 423–8 Kuchler, Susanne, ‘The art of ethnography: the case of Sophie Calle’, in Alex Coles (ed.), Site-Specificity: The Ethnographic Turn, de-, dis-, ex-.,vol.4 (London: Black Dog, no date given). Robin, Régine, ‘Etre sans trace: Sophie Calle’, in Le Golem de l’écriture: de l’autofiction au Cybersoi (Montréal: XYZ, 1997), pp. 217–30. An extensive bibliography of work by and on Calle from 1985 to 1999, including reviews of her exhibitions, is available at www.crousel.com/calle/bib-sc.html (accessed February 2002). Chantal Chawaf WORKS Retable/la rêverie (Paris: Des Femmes, 1974). Cercoeur (Paris: Mercure de France, 1975). Blé de semences (Paris: Mercure de France, 1976). Chair chaude, l’écriture: théâtre (Paris: Mercure de France, 1976). ‘La chair linguistique’, Les Nouvelles littéraires (26 May 1976), p. 18. Le Soleil et la terre (Paris: Pauvert, 1977). Rougeâtre (Paris: Pauvert, 1978). ‘De Retable à Rougeâtre’, Des Femmes en Mouvements, 6 (1978), 86–8. ‘Chantal Chawaf, écrivain’, Marie-Claire (March 1979), p. 30. Maternité (Paris: Stock, 1979). Landes (Paris: Stock, 1980). Crépusculaires (Paris: Ramsay, 1981). ‘Des femmes et leurs œuvres’, Magazine Litteraire, 180 (1982), 36. Les Surfaces de l’orage (Paris: Ramsay, 1982). ‘Aujourd’hui’, Roman, 5 (1983), 135–40. ‘Portrait: écrire à partir du corps vivant’, Lendemains, 30 (1983), 119–25. La Vallée incarnate (Paris: Flammarion, 1984). Elwina, le roman-fée (Paris: Flammarion, 1985). ‘Contre la fiction’, Roman, 18 (1987), 47–64. L’Intérieur des heures (Paris: Des femmes, 1987). Fées de toujours (Paris: Plon, 1988). ‘La Peur du féminin dans le langage’, Roman, 25 (1988), 34–45.
232 Individual author bibliography ‘Donner aux émotions leur écriture’, La Quinzaine Littéraire, 532 (1989), 10. Rédemption (Paris: Flammarion, 1989). L’Eclaircie (Paris: Flammarion, 1990). Le Corps et le verbe – la langue en sens inverse (Paris: Presses de la Renaissance, 1992). Vers la lumière (Paris: Des femmes, 1993). Le Manteau noir (Paris: Flammarion, 1998). Issa (Paris: Flammarion, 1999). ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS Mother Love, Mother Earth (Maternité), trans. Monique Nadem (London and New York: Garland, 1992). Redemption (Rédemption), trans. Monique Nadem (Normal, IL: Dalkey Archive Press, 1992). INTERVIEWS Accad, Evelyne, ‘Interview avec Chantal Chawaf ’, Présence Francophone, 17 (1978), 151–61. Jardine, Alice and Anne Menke (eds), ‘Chantal Chawaf ’, in Shifting Scenes: Interviews on Women, Writing and Politics in Post-68 France (New York: Columbia University Press, 1991), pp. 17–31. SELECTED SECONDARY CRITICISM Bosshard, Marianne, ‘Chantal Chawaf: le magma maternel’, Revue francophone, 9(1) (spring 1994), 27–38. ———‘Marie Redonnet et Chantal Chawaf: divergences et convergences dans deux écritures engagées’, in Michael Bishop (ed.), Thirty Voices in the Feminine (Rodopi: Amsterdam, 1996), pp. 174–81. ———‘Chantal Chawaf: de l’eu-topie champêtre, intrautérine et féerique à l’uchronie linguistique’, in Joëlle Cauville and Metka Zupančič (eds), Réécriture des mythes: l’utopie au féminin (Amsterdam: Rodopi, 1997), pp. 75–82. ———Chantal Chawaf (Amsterdam: Rodopi, 1999). Fallaize, Elizabeth, French Women’s Writing: Recent Fiction (Basingstoke: Macmillan, 1993). Hannagan, Valerie, ‘Reading as a daughter: Chantal Chawaf revisited’, in Margaret Atack and Phil Powrie (eds), Contemporary French Fiction by Women: Feminist Perspectives (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1990), pp. 177–91. Haxell, Nichola Anne, ‘Woman as lacemaker: the development of a literary stereotype in texts by Charlotte Bronte, Nerval, Laine and Chawaf ’, Modern Language Review, 89(3) (July 1994), 540–60. Ionescu, Mariana, ‘La dimension mytho-poétique dans Vers la lumière de Chantal Chawaf ’, Women in French Studies, 6 (1998), 56–64. Powrie, Phil, ‘A womb of one’s own: the metaphor of the womb-room as a readingeffect in texts by contemporary French women writers’, Paragraph, 12 (1989), 197–213.
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viii Contributors SHIRLEY JORDAN is
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