Titlebook: Critical Approaches to the Fiction of Margaret Laurence; Colin Nicholson (Senior Lecturer) Book 1990 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Mac

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Thin Film Water on Insulator Surfacesme of their own creating.. The form this fictional framing has taken has been that of the epic or romance quest or journey. The road to Manawaka lies through Ghana, Nigeria and the searching desert sun of the Haud. The ‘African experience’ is not an exotic interlude but an integral part of the makin

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Thin Film Water on Insulator Surfacesto us all. In the author, presumably, as well as in the reader, they release tensions between divided aspects of being. Margaret Laurence uses the twin-motif in . subtly but persistently. Using it, she keys into an archetypal force like that released through folklore or myth. From the time we meet t

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J. J. Gilligan,A. W. Castleman Jr.— is diminishing rapidly, and it is the same in fiction. In fiction, as in real life, the external characteristics of the role are changing radically, but the recurrent appearance of a maternal figure in the contemporary fiction of women writers such as Margaret Atwood, Margaret Drabble, Doris Lessi

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Jiming Liu,Shiwu Zhang,Yiming Ye in a quest for origins, an attempt to identify the distinctive specificity of Canadian culture by employing discourses of the past to examine the ancestral heritage. This process of exploration takes various forms, most of which are based on historiographical or archaeological models of investigati

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