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This article explores the ways in which two narratives featuring Tasmania and Newfoundland figure regional space. More specifically, the author looks at how notions of gender and home intersect with those of space in the texts.
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Home Births: Women and Regional Space in The Sound of One Hand Clapping and Waiting for Time
Australasian Canadian Studies
Australasian Canadian Studies
Subjects:
- The Sound of One Hand Clapping 1997 single work novel
- Tasmania,
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Newfoundland,
cCanada,cAmericas,
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