'I Actually Hear You Think of Me' : Voices, Mediums and Deafness in the Writing of Rosa Praed single work   criticism  
Issue Details: First known date: 2015... 2015 'I Actually Hear You Think of Me' : Voices, Mediums and Deafness in the Writing of Rosa Praed
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'Scholarship on Rosa Praed continues to expand and generate interest in her writing and life, but her relationship with her deaf daughter Maud has not yet been canvassed. This paper seeks to reclaim the overlooked figure of Maud and to examine how Praed’s attitudes to sound and hearing manifested through the use of the grotesque in her novels, her interest in telepathy, and in her practice of listening to and communicating with the dead through writing and reading.' (Publication abstract)

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  • Writing Disability in Australia:

    This work has been affiliated because it examines a deaf historical figure and is written by an author who is deaf.

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    y separately published work icon JASAL Critical Soundings : Voice, Space and Sound in Australian Literature vol. 15 no. 1 2015 8859932 2015 periodical issue 2015
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