Titlebook: Re-reading the Short Story; Clare Hanson (Senior Lecturer in English) Book 1989 Clare Hanson 1989

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Introduction,the reasons for this paradoxical situation. It caused mixed feelings of exhilaration and frustration for the contributors to this collection: exhilaration at working on such an untouched area; frustration at seeing a wide communication gap and feeling a need to persuade others of the importance of a

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