Carol Shields and the Extra-OrdinaryMcGill-Queen's Press - MQUP, 19 apr 2007 - 288 pagina's Claiming the "ordinary" and "extra-ordinary" as critical categories, contributors to this volume explore the philosophical and literary import of Carol Shields's writing, its complex play with genre and narrative technique, its re-valuing of domesticity and gendered perspective, and the social critique implicit in its gentle satirical impulses. |
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1 A View from the Edge of the Edge | 17 |
ESSAYINGASSAYING GENRE BIOGRAPHY ARCHIVE SHORT STORY NOVEL | 31 |
MARGINS OF OTHERNESS REFLECTION SUBJECTIVITY EMBODIMENT | 137 |
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