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Masters Thesis

I Write/ Myself Inadequate

A blending of poetic modes sets Daughter in a sparse landscape searching for connection, and failing, as she tries to distinguish herself from expectations of her. The project seeks to explore the fragmentation of identity, the sometimes fraught tension between the said and the unsaid, and the power of language as self-making.
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  • 2017
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  • Masters
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  • M.A.
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  • English
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  • 2018-03-05T22:19:04Z
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  • Pinkston, Katie. 2017. I Write/ Myself Inadequate. Department of English, Sonoma State University.
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