Women in the Work of Woody Allen

Cover -- Table Of Contents -- Introduction -- 'i'm Interested In The Relationships That Women Have With Other Women' -- Martin R. Hall -- Part 1: Temptation, Destruction And Collapse -- 1 'the Woman Destroyed' In Blue Jasmine -- Sophie Belot -- 2 'new York Was His Town, And It Always Would Be...' -- Narrative Storytelling And The Vexing Role Of Women In Manhattan -- John D. Ayres -- Part 2: Art And The Family -- 3 Hannah And Her Father -- Decoding The Eternal Feminine -- Dianah Wynter -- 4 Vicky Cristina Barcelona And The Politics Of Toxic Female Friendship -- Lauren Stephenson 5 'a Particularly Cruel Business For A Woman' -- Nineteenth-century Opera As Feminist Voice In Match Point -- Christopher Booth -- Part 3: Intertextuality -- 6 I Gotta Be Me -- The Remade Woman And Replaying The Woman's Part In Woody Allen's Movies -- Michael Newton -- 7 Negotiating 'dis-ease' -- Jewish Women In The Work Of Woody Allen -- Roberta Mock -- Part 4: Sound And Body -- 8 The Silent (film) Woman -- Sweet And Lowdown's Mute Muse -- Steven Rawle -- 9 'some Nights It's The Only Game In Town' -- The Prostitute In Woody Allen's Oeuvre -- Klara Stephanie Szlezák Part 5: The Muse And Inspiration -- 10 Too Much, Too Young? -- Woody Allen's Life, Work And Women In The #metoo Era -- Jason Lee -- 11 'she's A Genius, And I Don't Use That Word Casually' -- Elaine May's Collaborative Relationship With Woody Allen -- Martin R. Hall -- 12 Keaton And Allen -- Collaboration And The Screwball Couple In Annie Hall And Manhattan Murder Mystery -- Claire Mortimer -- Index Edited By Martin R. Hall. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Electronic Reproduction. Baltimore, Md Available Via World Wide Web.