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- Lentricchia . The Edge 86 This is indeed a curious claim for Lentricchia to make. It is not only that the concept of the "real" is suspect but also that mixing the personal and the intellectual does not amount to an epistemology that could possibly enable access to the real
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- Gilbert , Sandra M. and Gubar , Susan . 1988 . "The Man on the Dump versus the United Dames of America: Or, What Does Frank Lentricchia Want?" . Critical Inquiry , 14 : 386 – 406 . Gilbert and Gubar read Lentricchia's self-presentation as an attempt to certify his manhood, threatened by the growing presence and importance of women in American culture. Referring to the same photograph, John Sutherland observes: "the Lentricchia chest … has been photographed in what must be the only beefcake pinup of a literary critic ever put into general circulation." This image, claims O'Hara, was "designed both to debunk the stereotype of the shabby-genteel professor and to spoof Lentricchia's own macho reputation among his critics." He admits, though, that while the photograph did indeed do the debunking, its self-ironic spirit has not been recognized
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