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To ascertain whether the differences between two texts, one by the male writer Ernest Hemingway, and the other bythe female writer Tillie Olsen, lie in the material which they write, or the manner in which they are written.

by Joanne Willows

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To ascertain whether the differences between two texts, one by the male writer Ernest Hemingway, and the other bythe female writer Tillie Olsen, lie in the material which they write, or the manner in which they are written.

by Joanne Willows

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Project submitted in partial fulfilment of B.A. (Hons) degree in Humanities/Social Studies to Manchester Metropolitan University, Department of English and History, 1993.

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To ascertain whether the differences between two texts, one by the male writer Ernest Hemingway, and the other bythe female writer Tillie Olsen, lie in the material which they write, or the manner in which they are written.

by Joanne Willows