A woman who ... essays, interviews, scripts - Rainer, Yvonne 1934- (Johns Hopkins Univ. Press, 1999)
I Introductory Essays – Peggy Phelan, Yvonne Rainer: from dance to film – Judith Mayne, theory speak(s) – II First Person political – The mind is a muscle – Profile: interview by Lyn Blumenthal – Looking myself in the mouth – Letter to Arlene Croce – Revisiting the question of transgression – Letters to Judith Mayne – Working round the L-Word – Skirting – The avant-garde Humpty Dumpty – commencement address – III Film and narrative – A likely story – Interview by Camera Obscura collective – Beginning with some advertisements for criticism of myself, or drawing the dog you may want to use to bite me with, and then going on to other matters – Noel Carroll, Interview with a Woman who ... – More kicking and screaming from the narrative front/backwater – Some ruminations around cinematic antidotes to the oedipal net(tles) while playing with de Lauraedipus Mulvey, or; he may be off-screen, but ... – Thoughts on Women's cinema: eating words, voicing struggles – Declaring stakes: Interview by Kurt Easterwood, Laura Poitras, and Susanne Fairfax – Interview by Scott MacDonald – Rainer talking pictures: Interview by Thyrza Nichols Goodeve – Odds and ends – IV The horse's mouth – Privilege – MURDER and murder – Filmography – Selected Bibliography