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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"literary community"”.
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"From backburner to forefront: Critical recollection and commitment to literary community in women beat memoirs"
… tales. Compiled, these works form a textual community-exposing collective memories and establishing a publicly creative presence. These works share common themes and events but there is one over-arching message that shines: women Beats yearned for self-expression during the artistic movement …
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La fête des femmes : the feminine republic of letters in the long eighteenth century
This dissertation examines a plethora of women’s literary engagements during the long eighteenth century. It relates this literary output to the established and recognised body of works by men and women which have come to be known collectively as the querelle des femmes. However, it argues that a …
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'Defragmenting the portrait': Catalina Clara Ramírez De Guzman, extremadura's No Conocida Señora of the golden age. A critical multidisciplinary reappraisal of the work of Catalina Clara Ramírez de Guzmán (Llerena, 1618-c.1684)
… it and its author within their historical, literary and social contexts and drawing thematic and stylistic analogies with works by other authors, male and female. Part I will concentrate primarily on historical aspects. It will establish the reputation enjoyed by the poet in her day and …
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The Influence of New Media Technologies on African Literature
… revolutionised the way Africans write and read literary works on the continent. African literature refers to literary works written mostly by Africans in any language. Over the last decade, new African writers have created a stir in the arenas of creative writing. Uses and gratification as well …
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The common good in a plural society: Muslims, Christians and the Public Arena in Britain
… Jonathan Sacks' vision of such a society as a'community of communities'. It does so principally by developing Alasdair Maclnytre's concept of 'tradition'. Chapter 1 begins by assembling conceptual tools for the task, drawing on the work of scholars from a variety of disciplines. These include …
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Unread: The (Un)published Texts of Romanticism
… Against positivist interpretations of literary production that limit writing to the professionalization of the author and to a sociology of texts, Unread develops the concept of the (un)published whose parenthetical bracketing signals an unstable suspension of textual instability that …
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Papatuanuku's Progeny: Foremothers of Maori Women's Poetry Written in English
… and ignored by a predominantly Pākehā mainstream literary canon. This thesis forms and establishes lost connections and relationships between these Māori poets, Māori readers and the wider literary community. It weaves these voices into a more visible literary kete (basket) for ongoing research …
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A territory of their own: poetic identity and the construction of literary communities in twelfth-century China
… was the senior poet and leader of the poets' community, known for his refreshing poetic style, the ""Chengzhai Style."" I associate one central characteristic of ""Chengzhai style""—taking nature as its writing subject—first with Yang's requirement of ""the eyes of the poet,"" and then with …