Monstrous Encounters: Feminist Theory and the Monstrous (original) (raw)

This collection examines the concept of the monstrous through various lenses, emphasizing its relevance in contemporary contexts and its implications for feminist theory. By exploring the relationships between monsters and cultural anxieties across different time periods, contributors investigate how these figures challenge conventional narratives and prompt new forms of understanding. They engage with the embodiment of monstrous experiences in writing, teaching, and environmental considerations, ultimately inviting readers to reflect on the transformative potential of encounters with the monstrous.