The Maternal Impulse as Ghost: Three Hauntings in Contemporary Women's Fiction (Alison Lurie's "Waiting for the Baby", Fay Weldon's "The Medium Is the Message" and A.S. Byatt's "Gode's Story")

Helen E. Mundler

The Maternal Impulse as Ghost: Three Hauntings in Contemporary Women's Fiction (Alison Lurie's "Waiting for the Baby", Fay Weldon's "The Medium Is the Message" and A.S. Byatt's "Gode's Story")

Helen E. Mundler ¹

1 CREA (EA 370) - Centre de Recherches Anglophones

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The Maternal Impulse as Ghost: Three Hauntings in Contemporary Women's Fiction (Alison Lurie's "Waiting for the Baby", Fay Weldon's "The Medium Is the Message" and A.S. Byatt's "Gode's Story")

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