Five books published in fourteen years have firmly established Alice Munro among Canada's best writers of prose fiction. Her form is the short story, and her material is largely the experience of a gi...
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Critical Essay by Patricia Beer
[Lives of Girls and Women] is not, the author says, autobiographical except in form. In fact, in form it more closely resembles a series of short stories, and it is no ...
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In the following essay, York discusses the theme of connection in Munro's work, primarily in Lives of Girls and Woman and The Moons of Jupiter.
"Connection," muses the young narra...
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Teaching Lives of Girls and Women
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Lives of Girls and Women Lesson Plans contain 122 pages of teaching material, including: