CEA Critic, Volume 56Department of English, Texas A & M University, 1993 |
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... story for its lack of resolution ( Bugeja 80-82 ; Gorra 155-56 ) , I believe that the ending makes clear that the wife feels threatened , however inexplicably . One finishes the story suspecting that her father was more like her husband ...
... story for its lack of resolution ( Bugeja 80-82 ; Gorra 155-56 ) , I believe that the ending makes clear that the wife feels threatened , however inexplicably . One finishes the story suspecting that her father was more like her husband ...
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... story and Carver's first marriage ; certainly , Carver's drafts of this story demonstrate the care with which he revised it , probably moving it away from autobiography if it ever were autobiographi- cal . But in terms of art , this story ...
... story and Carver's first marriage ; certainly , Carver's drafts of this story demonstrate the care with which he revised it , probably moving it away from autobiography if it ever were autobiographi- cal . But in terms of art , this story ...
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... story emphasizes the protagonist's hubristic desire by bringing in a spy , who goads him to attempt the bridge and who clearly has the last laugh . The protagonist is deceived because , as so often happens in stories , he deceives ...
... story emphasizes the protagonist's hubristic desire by bringing in a spy , who goads him to attempt the bridge and who clearly has the last laugh . The protagonist is deceived because , as so often happens in stories , he deceives ...
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FALL 1993 NUMBER | 1 |
The Importance of Point of View in Fiction | 16 |
On Gender Art | 22 |
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