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Gender, Genre, and Sybylla's Performative Identity in Miles Franklin's 'My Brilliant Career' single work   criticism  
Issue Details: First known date: 1997... 1997 Gender, Genre, and Sybylla's Performative Identity in Miles Franklin's 'My Brilliant Career'
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'Examines the performative identity of the character Sybylla Melvyn in Miles Franklin's book My Brilliant Career. Sybylla's foregrounding of her writerly/identity process; Oscillation between romantic and realist modes; Franklin's exploitation of the gender/genre association.' (Source: abstract.)

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