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| Question | Answer |
| M’Clanahan | ‘A raving avenger of womanhood and innocence’ |
| Rollyson | ‘the Marilyn Monroe of modern literature’- Ablaze with American glamour, wanted and needed to be famous, fashionable, physical and intellectual glamour |
| War and the effects of war Writer’s and writings Coming of age Modern | ‘Marilyn Monroe...’ |
| Frieda Hughes | ‘the distinctive Ariel voice’ explosively liberated poetic voice, from the constraints of marriage |
| ‘The applicant is explicitly a portrait of marriage in contemporary western culture’ | Paul J. Annas |
| Frank Bruni | ‘...a story of female grit and solidarity- of strength and sisterhood.’ |
| Kathryn Stockett | most civil right literature had taken a male perspective, ‘leaving territory that hadn’t been covered much’ |
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