Escaping her biography : Maeve Brennan's 'Nomadic Consciousness'
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Dolores McLoughlin, 'Escaping her biography : Maeve Brennan's 'Nomadic Consciousness'', [thesis], Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland). School of English, 2012, pp 236Download Item:

Abstract:
The introduction of the thesis makes clear the vital need for this study and explains how its
methodology privileges theoretical positions over biographical narratives as it centres on
close readings of some of Brennan's work and private papers. The introduction also defines
what is meant by the, often ambiguous, term "autobiographical" and explains the manner in
which the thesis proceeds by replacing this reductive biographical model with a more
inclusive and precise one that links the postcolonial concerns of place, belonging and
displacement, with contemporary ideas of spatiality, to identify a nomadic consciousness in
the work of Brennan.
Author: McLoughlin, Dolores
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Otto, MelanieQualification name:
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