A Feminist Mythology

Cover page\nHalftitle page\nSeries page\nTitle page\nCopyright page\nDedication\nContents\nPreface: a myth and a half\nIntroduction: a book of books\nPART ONE Two myths and a half\nFirst myth: Sherazade and her phantom\n	I. Sherazade\n	The match\n	II. Sherazade\n	Interruptus\n	III. Sherazade\n	The wait\n	IV. Sherazade\n	The breakfast\n	V. Sherazade\n	The birth\n	VI. Sherazade\n	The fall\n	VII. Sherazade\n	The mirror\nSecond myth: the dress of Ariadne\n	I. Ariadne\n	The thread\n	II. Ariadne\n	The seamstress\n	III. Ariadne\n	The scarf\n	IV. Ariadne\n	The skirt\n	V. Ariadne\n	The mannequin\nThird myth: Europa recovered\n	I. Europa\n	The swim\n	II. Europa\n	Seaweed\n	III. Europa\n	The sea\n	Epilogue\n	Intermission\nPART TWO The city of women\n	I. Ouverture\n	II. The vest\n	III. Rehab\n	IV. The oven of opposites\n	V. A witch and her broomstick\n	VI. A bill\n	VII. The names\n	VIII. The call, or occasional tourism\n	IX. Maximum ten (with addendum)\n	X. The lifebelt\n	XI. The threat\nEpilogue\nIntermission\nPART THREE Bestiarium\n	Prologue\n	I. The ostrich\n	II. The butterfly\n	III. The dog\n	IV. The snake\n	V. The herring\nEpilogue\nIntermission\nPART FOUR Herbarium\n	Prologue\n	I. The investor\n	Interlude\n	II. The inspector\n	Interlude\n	III. The dancing god\nGrand finale