Rewriting

RewritingExamines the tendency of post World War II writers to rewrite earlier narratives by Poe, Melville, Hawthorne, and others. Does the postmodern process of rewriting stories by earlier writers point to a crisis of originality in our cloning culture? In Rewriting, the first systematic examination of this tendency in late twentieth century American fiction, Christian Moraru answers this question with a "no" by examining a wide range of representative

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he proposes an alternative art of gratitude-as-thanksgiving that is inspired by Indian philosophy

and government to refashion it

he must enlist the help of a pod of porpoises to make it to Spider Monkey Island

The Pirates of Penzance is a story about sacrifice and personal responsibility

Grain Dust Dreams tells the story of terminal grain elevators-concrete colossi that stand in the middle of a deep river of grain that they lift

It is a primer on how to re-centre teachers and students as the driver of the effort to improve education through the arts

Hebrew/English parallel-text

in-house publication

A short case study summarises the challenges of finding unambiguous data on the relationship between product texture and specific properties of extracellular polysaccharides

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