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The article examines literary connections between Franklin's protagonist Sybylla in My Career Goes Bung and her literary predecessors in novels by Thackeray, George Moore, and George Gissing, and discovers a 'deliberate self-conscious feminist literary appropriation' of the source characters and motifs.
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Miles Franklin's Feminist Refunctioning of Sources in My Career Goes Bung
The Commonwealth Review
The Commonwealth Review
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