CEA Critic, Volume 56Department of English, Texas A & M University, 1993 |
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... tell us about the apparent inability of the medieval poet to offer his audience a female warrior figure without first investing her with the stereotypically " male " characteristics that are an important part of the Anglo - Saxon heroic ...
... tell us about the apparent inability of the medieval poet to offer his audience a female warrior figure without first investing her with the stereotypically " male " characteristics that are an important part of the Anglo - Saxon heroic ...
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... tell us that death may have been preferable to life . Stella , a third character and herself only a growing child , looks with jealousy at the child's shielded place . The story is an evocative and unrelenting cry for attention to the ...
... tell us that death may have been preferable to life . Stella , a third character and herself only a growing child , looks with jealousy at the child's shielded place . The story is an evocative and unrelenting cry for attention to the ...
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... tell stories popular in their own ethnic or family groups or simply to retell American Indian stories in class . Videotapes such as the Words and Place series ( a series on Southwestern Indians ) and audio tapes of storytelling by local ...
... tell stories popular in their own ethnic or family groups or simply to retell American Indian stories in class . Videotapes such as the Words and Place series ( a series on Southwestern Indians ) and audio tapes of storytelling by local ...
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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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