Machines, Readers, Gardens: Alice Munro's "Carried Away"

Lecker discusses Alice Munro's "Carried Away," which explores the ways in which reading and writing are historically conditioned. The impact of this conditioning on personal and communical self-creation is examined.

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Published in:Essays on Canadian writing 1998-12 (66), p.103
Main Author: Lecker, Robert
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Canadian literature
Conditioning
History
Literary criticism
Munro, Alice
Reading
Short stories
Writing
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Summary:Lecker discusses Alice Munro's "Carried Away," which explores the ways in which reading and writing are historically conditioned. The impact of this conditioning on personal and communical self-creation is examined.
ISSN:0316-0300