Toril Moi
Born
  in Norway
    
        November 28, 1953
    
  Website
  
  Genre
  
  Influences
  
Ludwig Wittgenstein, J. L. Austin, Simone de Beauvoir, Stanley Cavell,
  |   | Sexual / Textual Politics: Feminist Literary Theory 
          
                
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               1985
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              23 editions
          
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|   | Simone De Beauvior: The Making of an Intellectual Woman by 
          
                
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               1980
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              14 editions
          
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|   | What is a Woman? 
          
                
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               1998
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              4 editions
          
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|   | Revolution of the Ordinary: Literary Studies after Wittgenstein, Austin, and Cavell 
          
                
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               2017
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              5 editions
          
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|   | Språk och uppmärksamhet by 
          
                
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               2013
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              3 editions
          
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|   | Henrik Ibsen and the Birth of Modernism: Art, Theater, Philosophy 
          
                
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               2006
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              7 editions
          
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|   | French Feminist Thought: A Reader 
          
                
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               1987
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              5 editions
          
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|   | Feminist Theory and Simone de Beauvoir 
          
                
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               1990
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              3 editions
          
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|   | jeg er en kvinne- det personlige og det filosofiske |  | 
|   | Toril Moi leser A. O. Vinje 
          
                
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               2016
          
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      “A novel or a poem or a play, or a theoretical essay for that matter, is an attempt to make others see something that really matters to the writer. In this gesture, there is hope – not certainty – that perhaps others may come to share her vision, without any guarantee that she will be understood. To write is to risk rejection and misunderstanding. To create a work of art, Sartre writes, is to give the world a gift nobody has asked for. But if we don't dare to share with others what we see, the world will be poorer for it.”
    
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| One Million Pages...: Whisper's one million pages | 63 | 136 | Jan 03, 2021 02:09PM | |
| Mount TBR Challen...: The Last Stretch of 2023 | 4 | 7 | Dec 30, 2023 06:28PM | |
| Virtual Mount TBR...: Next Mountain | 3 | 6 | Jul 01, 2024 07:43AM | 
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