The Literary Canon and Women Writers: A Conversation With Dr. Annalisa Castaldo

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The Literary Canon and Women Writers: A Conversation With Dr. Annalisa Castaldo

The English Suite podcast

35 minutes 54 seconds

4 years ago

The Literary Canon and Women Writers: A Conversation With Dr. Annalisa Castaldo

Jim Esch talks with Dr. Annalisa Castaldo about the canon and the presence (and absence) of women writers in it. Why have women been underrepresented in the canon? What kinds of writing and authors are being discovered and appreciated today? How has the canon changed for the better in the last 30 years? For show notes and links, check out englishsuitepodcast.blogspot.com.