Code: 09077387

Devotion

Name: Devotion
Brand: University of Georgia Press
SKU: 09077387
Price: 19.96 EUR
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Author: Miriam Levine
ISBN: 9780820339863

by Miriam Levine

Language: English
Binding: Paperback
Number of pages: 252
Publisher: University of Georgia Press, 2012
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Book synopsis

To Miriam Levine, ""devotion"" implies love and self-creation; to her mother's generation, it meant martyrdom and self-denial. The domain of this memoir is the interval between those attitudes. Affirming her deep connection to people, Levine draws from a rich expanse of memories, misgivings, epiphanies, and associations to tell of the adventures and dangers of her emergence as a woman writer.