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Introduction; 1. Truth, fictions, and the New World; 2. Literary loyalties, imperial betrayals; 3. Lettered subjects; 4. Virtual Spaniards; 5. Faithless empires; 6. Pirating Spain; Conclusion.
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Richard Ward
reviewed Mimesis and empire on May 05, 2015
Mimesis and empire
I'm a lot more familiar with Mansfield than I am with Woolf, but this was still a very interesting comparison of the two that became a lot more readable as it went along, even if it did feel occasionally dragged out. Their spiky friendship - part sympathy, part rivalry - is thoroughly explored, and one gets the sense that at bottom both KM and VW were a lot more similar than they (sometimes) wanted to admit.
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