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"Through the long corridor of distance" Space and Self in Contemporary New Zealand Women's Autobiographies
Examined in this study are twentieth- and twenty-first century autobiographies and memoirs by major New Zealand women writers. Brought together for the first time in a single study, texts by Sylvia Ashton-Warner, Janet Frame, Lauris Edmond, Fiona Kidman, Barbara Anderson, Ruth Park, and Ruth Dallas are analysed with the aid of spatial concepts that probe unexplored aspects of their life-narratives. Drawing on recent and revised concepts of place and space in cultural geography, philosophy, and sociology, the book acknowledges the link between identities and locations in a non-essentialist way.
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- "Examined in this study are twentieth- and twenty-first century autobiographies and memoirs by major New Zealand women writers. Brought together for the first time in a single study, texts by Sylvia Ashton-Warner, Janet Frame, Lauris Edmond, Fiona Kidman, Barbara Anderson, Ruth Park, and Ruth Dallas are analysed with the aid of spatial concepts that probe unexplored aspects of their life-narratives. Drawing on recent and revised concepts of place and space in cultural geography, philosophy, and sociology, the book acknowledges the link between identities and locations in a non-essentialist way."@en
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- ""Through the long corridor of distance" : space and self in contemporary New Zealand Women's autobiographies"
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- ""Through the long corridor of distance" : space and self in contemporary New Zealand women's autobiographies"
- ""Through the long corridor of distance" : space and self in contemporary New Zealand women's autobiographies"@en