CEA Critic, Volume 56Department of English, Texas A & M University, 1993 |
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... writing is " too personal " or " too political , ” then likely it's not very good writing , and it shouldn't be forgiven because of the author's identity or attempt to manipulate the voice and the point of view to reflect something that ...
... writing is " too personal " or " too political , ” then likely it's not very good writing , and it shouldn't be forgiven because of the author's identity or attempt to manipulate the voice and the point of view to reflect something that ...
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... writing is transformative rather than androgynous , an attempt to create a male or female self with which to view the world , to quaff a Lethean broth that obliterates the novelist's original sexual identity , and to become " the other ...
... writing is transformative rather than androgynous , an attempt to create a male or female self with which to view the world , to quaff a Lethean broth that obliterates the novelist's original sexual identity , and to become " the other ...
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... writing teachers ' assumption that writing will " naturally " find form is counterproductive . She argues that what " Berthoff and others of the expressive school " do not address is the " issue of the varieties of structures and ways ...
... writing teachers ' assumption that writing will " naturally " find form is counterproductive . She argues that what " Berthoff and others of the expressive school " do not address is the " issue of the varieties of structures and ways ...
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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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