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In Search of Shelter
The fiction of French post-colonial writer Paule Constant is remarkable in its lurid and disturbing portrayals of female characters suffering in profoundly oppressive 'colonizing' circumstances. In In Search of Shelter: Subjectivity and Spaces of Loss in the Fiction of Paule Constant, author Margot Miller skillfully synthesizes Karen Horney's model of submission, aggression and withdrawal, Jean Baker Miller's concept of relational being, Julia Kristeva's idea of psychic space, and Kelly Oliver's notions on social support to analyze Constant's work. Miller's close reading also brings to light previously unnoticed mythological references in Constant's fiction which illuminate the characters' psychological realities, and examines Constant's nuanced treatment of violence through language. In Search of Shelter: Subjectivity and Spaces of Loss in the Fiction of Paule Constant reveals the myriad intersections of interpersonal and cognitive psychology, mythological and cultural awareness, literature, and lived experience, and suggests new ways of reading these and other works of fiction.
Le refuge d'Iparla
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Ian Dury & the Blockheads
The death of Ian Dury on 27 March 2000 deprived the world of one of its finest rock lyricists. With songs that focused on issues of everyday life in England and lyrics that were at once poetic and deliciously carnal, Dury made it acceptable, even sexy, for English acts to be English again. In Ian Dury And The Blockheads: Song By Song, Jim Drury talks with each of the remaining members of The Blockheads, and many of Ian's other colleagues, to cover the songwriter's entire career, from the early singles and 1977 album New Boots And Panties to his final recordings and performances. Readers discover the inspiration behind classic songs like 'Sweet Gene Vincent' and 'Reasons To Be Cheerful', the ...
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Refuge à Trinity
On jase sur son célibat ? On jase sur la drôle de famille qu'elle forme avec Tommy, petit orphelin de dix ans qu'on lui a confié ? Daisy s'en fiche. Elle adore Tommy et, en tant que fille d'un homme puissant, elle a l'habitude qu'on critique ses faits et gestes. Mais la situation se complique encore quand la « famille » s'agrandit : contre toute attente, on a retrouvé l'oncle de Tommy, un certain Walker Ames, qui vit à Washington. Assez vite, ses fréquentes visites attirent l'attention des bonnes âmes de Trinity... et cette fois, Daisy ne peut pas nier qu'elles n'ont pas tout à fait tort de se poser des questions – car Walker est décidément très séduisant... Refuge à Trinity est le premier tome de la série « Trinity Harbor ». Roman réédité
The Encore Reciter
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Sanctuary Asia
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Billboard
In its 114th year, Billboard remains the world's premier weekly music publication and a diverse digital, events, brand, content and data licensing platform. Billboard publishes the most trusted charts and offers unrivaled reporting about the latest music, video, gaming, media, digital and mobile entertainment issues and trends.
Le Refuge du Temps
En bref, je suis arrivée à Penrose. Rien n’était normal ; ici les gens ne semblent pas avoir de soucis. Leur histoire n’est pas la nôtre. J’ai cherché sur des cartes, mais pas de chance. Toutefois, même si j’essaie de sortir, je recule toujours. Je crois que quelque chose me lie à ce village de fous. Qui sont ces femmes ? On dirait qu’elles me connaissent, mais je sais que je ne suis jamais venue ici. Que cachent ces femmes ? Je ne sais pas, mais avant de partir, je devrai le découvrir. Qui suis-je ? Beatriz Jiménez Martínez.
