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[297]-308) and index. 327 $aPreliminary Material -- ?Women are Not Maniacs by Nature?: Of Patriarchy, Colonization, and the Church. A Complex Web of Systematic Oppression. Beauty and the Beast -- Fathers and Husbands: Of Power and Contempt. Big Bad Wolves and Sex. Virgins. Baddies and Daddies. Mothers. Daughters. Incest -- Victims: The Other and the Self: A Conclusion of Sorts. Women, Victims of Themselves -- Suffering Souls and Distorted Bodies: Of Dolls, Puppets, and Masters and Slaves. Dream-Paradise. Private Ceremonies and Rituals. Saints, Angels and Food. Wrist-Cutters and Others. Wounds and Blood and Baby-Killers -- Unacceptable Behaviours and Their Cures: Unacceptable Behaviours ? Says Who? Cures: The Good Fuck and Pull Up Your Socks. Doctors and Hospital. And Patriarchy. -- Women Write About Women: About Writing Madness. Text and Manipulations. Langage and Voice, Frames and Boxes. The Mirror and the text. Écriture féminine -- A Risky Business: Of Puppets and Puppet-Masters. Writers with a Mission -- Writing: Mad Women in Australia Today -- Women Who Fight Win. Eventually. It is Good to Be a Woman -- Works Cited -- Index. 330 $aChaos. Pain. Self-mutilation. Women starve themselves. They burn or slash their own flesh or their babies? throats, and slam their newborns against walls. Their bodies are the canvases on which the suffering of the soul carves itself with knife and razor. In Australian fiction written by women between 1984 and 1994, female characters inscribe their inner chaos on their bodies to exert whatever power they have over themselves. Their self-inflicted pain is both reaction and language, the bodily sign not only of their enfeeblement but also to a certain extent of their empowerment, of themselves and their world. The texts considered in this book ? chiefly by Margaret Coombs, Kate Grenville, Fiona Place, Penelope Rowe, Leone Sperling, and Amy Witting ? function as both defiance and ac¬ceptance of prevailing discourses of femininity and patriarchy, between submission and a possible future. The narratives of anorexia, bulimia, fatness, self-mutilation, incest, and murder shock the reader into an understanding of deeper meanings of body and soul, and prompt a tentative interpretation of fiction in relation to the world of ?real? women and men in contemporary (white) Australia. This is affective literature with the reader in voyeuristic complicity. Holding up the mirror of fiction, the women writers act perforce as a social lever, their narratives as Bildungsromane . But there is a risk, that of reinforcing stereotypes and codes of conduct which, supposedly long gone, still represent women as victims. Why are the female characters (self-)destroyers and victims? Why are they not heroes, saviours or conquerors? If women read about women / themselves and feel pity for the Other they read about, they will also feel pity for themselves: there is little happiness in being a woman. But infanticide and distorting the body are problem-solving behaviours. 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