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Democracy by Joan Didion | |
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About 193 pages (57,948 words) in 6 products |
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Joan Didion | | Birth Date: |
December 5, 1934 | | Place of Birth: |
Sacramento, California | | Nationality: |
American | | Gender: |
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 Biography of Joan Didion
11716 words, approx. 39.1 pages
 "Things fall apart; the center cannot hold; / Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world." These lines and the William Butler Yeats poem from which they come hold a special fascination for Joan Didion which is reflected in her fictional work. Her protagonists... summary from source:
 Biography of Joan Didion
10615 words, approx. 35.4 pages
Ever since she first appeared on the literary scene in the early 1960s, Joan Didion has been identified as a California writer. Although her heart belongs to the provincial Sacramento of her girlhood, her best-known essays and novels are set in the conte... summary from source:
Biography of Joan Didion
4829 words, approx. 16.1 pages
Joan Didion told an interviewer in 1992 that she "started out thinking things were pretty coherent. Then I was surprised when they weren't. I decided I better tell people." Didion tells stories of disorder in minimalist novels, lyrical reportage, and per...
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 CRITIQUE: Studies in Contemporary Fiction After Henry Adams: rewriting history in Joan Didion's Democracy.
01/01/2006: 9,410 words, approx. 31 pages Historians undertake to arrange sequences--called stories, or histories--assuming in silence a relation of cause and effect. [...] Where he saw sequence, other men saw something quite different, and no one saw the same unit of measure. He cared little about experiments and less about... summary from source:
The Hudson Review Didion's Dreamwork
04/01/2007: 7,731 words, approx. 26 pages For Joan Didion, the last couple of years have been a time of professional triumph rooted in personal loss. In December 2003, her husband of forty years, the author John Gregory Dunne, died suddenly of cardiac arrest; in August 2005 their only child, a... summary from source:
 AP News Syria sentences democracy activists
5/14/2007: 396 words, approx. 1 pages A Syrian court sentenced four pro-democracy campaigners, including one of Syria's most respected writers, to prison terms Sunday as part of President's Bashar Assad's latest crack down on dissent."We are not criminals, we are patriotic people," said writer Michel Kilo from behind bars after Judge... summary from source:
AP News Democracy disappoints in Nigeria
4/25/2007: 659 words, approx. 2 pagesWhen Nigeria's electoral commissioner took to airwaves last weekend, he told voters there would be rare sunny skies for their balloting. Hours later, the rain began to fall.Nigeria, it seems, never fails to disappoint when it comes to democracy.Saturday's presidential vote was a landslide won...
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