JCO: RE: Marya: A Life
Hi. I just taught it. One of the things I did was to bring in the 2 pieces from (Woman) Writer - the essay JCO wrote about the status of the (woman) writer and then the short piece she wrote about Marya - an afterword. I also gave them her NY Times piece "Why Is Your Writing So Violent?". I suspect you were probably after a scholarly analysis of Marya (maybe try Marilyn Wesley's or Brenda Daly's work); however, since JCO does both fiction and scholarship, it can be interesting to use her to deconstruct herself.
Thanks, Karen
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I'm searching for critical analysis in preparation for teaching this text next semester. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Annie D'Arcy
Solano College
Thanks, Karen
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Subject: JCO: Marya: A Life
I'm searching for critical analysis in preparation for teaching this text next semester. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Annie D'Arcy
Solano College