Morgana Rubini

“The fictional representation of the feminine is doubly elusive because the feminine is already a representation, a sign ... So far we have largely considered women as productive of the uncanny when viewed as objects by men, the uncanny effect being generated by 'slippage' between the woman as sign and the discontinuous expression of the 'something else', or woman-as-other, that exists within the sign (not, of course, the 'real self' of the woman, whatever that might be).”
― Allen Lloyd Smith