CEA Critic, Volume 56Department of English, Texas A & M University, 1993 |
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... voice is essentially the same . In my letters , notes , and seminar lectures , my tendency is to " play with language , " to use a higher level of diction or polysyllabic words , to make clichés work in odd ways , to insert a foreign or ...
... voice is essentially the same . In my letters , notes , and seminar lectures , my tendency is to " play with language , " to use a higher level of diction or polysyllabic words , to make clichés work in odd ways , to insert a foreign or ...
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... voice and point of view different from my own , private , correspondent's voice . It gives me a greater freedom , a greater creative latitude . I often write from a female point of view , but I also have a cycle of stories told from the ...
... voice and point of view different from my own , private , correspondent's voice . It gives me a greater freedom , a greater creative latitude . I often write from a female point of view , but I also have a cycle of stories told from the ...
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... voice in the book is true , and that her male character's point of view reveals a level of pathos that is to be envied by others who have written fiction about that tragic war . The critics were amazed by her imaginative powers , not ...
... voice in the book is true , and that her male character's point of view reveals a level of pathos that is to be envied by others who have written fiction about that tragic war . The critics were amazed by her imaginative powers , not ...
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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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