Win Fahey Win Fahey i(A59360 works by)
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1 [Review] Story/telling: The Woodford Forum Win Fahey , 2001 single work review
— Appears in: Queensland Review , May vol. 8 no. 1 2001; (p. 93-95)
— Review of Story / Telling 2001 anthology criticism 'This essay collection poses questions about story: what are our stories, how are they 'told', who tells them and how are they used? The writers explore the narratives by which we construct and realise our individual and collective identities. Stories can be shared to build and nourish relationships between individuals and groups and between generations. Stories can be lost and found. They can also be ignored, marginalised, hidden, stolen or silenced. We are involved in discovering and shaping our own cultural identities. What past and present stories will we remember, research, collect and preserve? What new stories will we create for changing times?' (Introduction)
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