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'It has now become standard practice for there to be an exegetical component not only in creative writing PhDs, but also in Masters and even Honours dissertations. In this paper we will examine the main kinds of exegeses currently being submitted and discussed ... and attempt to evaluate their usefulness both for the student/writer and for the broader academic community.' (Authors' abstract)
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The Problem of the Exegesis in Creative Writing Higher Degrees
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