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Tama Janowitz: Critical Essay by Elizabeth Young

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SOURCE: “Library of the Ultravixens: The Lost Phallus—Where did I Put It?—in the works of Tama Janowitz, Mary Gaitskill, and Catherine Texier,” in Shopping in Space, edited by Elizabeth Young and Graham Caveney, Atlantic Monthly Press and Serpent's Tail, 1992, pp. 142-93.

In the following essay, Young discusses Janowitz's oeuvre within the framework of postmodern feminist theory.

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