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Occupation | Storm Jameson | SJ
's work on behalf of the imprisoned and the exiled required her to spend an immense amount of time and energy in diverse literary, social, and political circles. Joanna Labon
asserts that [u]nder Jameson's... |
politics | Storm Jameson | As critic Joanna Labon
observes, SJdefined herself by war and lived much of her life in angry opposition to it. Labon, Joanna. “Tracing Storm Jameson”. Women: A Cultural Review, No. 1, pp. 33 -47. 34 |
Reception | Storm Jameson | |
Textual Features | Storm Jameson | SJ
recorded conversations, events, and other details in her journals for many years. She then frequently interpolated elements of her own life and of the cultural turnings of her time into her creative writing. As... |
Textual Features | Storm Jameson | This volume contains Jameson's previously-written polemics City to Let—Berlin 1932, The Youngest Brother, The Defence of Freedom, and Documents. Labon, Joanna. “Tracing Storm Jameson”. Women: A Cultural Review, No. 1, pp. 33 -47. 36, 39-40 |
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