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Richard Ford: Critical Essay by Priscilla Leder

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SOURCE: Leder, Priscilla. “Men with Women: Gender Relations in Richard Ford's Rock Springs.” In Perspectives on Richard Ford, edited by Huey Guagliardo, pp. 97-120. Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 2000.

In the following essay, Leder investigates notions of gender in Ford's Rock Springs, paying particular attention to the concept of voice.

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