The Dragon's Blood - Feminist Intertextuality in Eudora Welty's 'the Golden Apples'

Until the explosion of feminist critical interest in her work, Eudora Welty criticism was dominated by the narrow and singular perspective of her as a “white southern lady” writing first-rate “regional fiction”. Today her work is being closely re-examined for its innovations and artistry. In this revolutionary new way of studying Welty, Rebecca Mark and other contemporary critics have focused on Welty''s total engagement with literary modernism.