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Andrew Cunning is a PhD candidate at Queen’s University Belfast. He works on Marilynne Robinson, with a special focus on the theological significance of her writing, both fiction and essays. He holds a MA in Theology/Philosophy from Queens.
“The Empty Mirror”: Selfhood and the Utility of Language in Marilynne Robinson’s <i>Housekeeping</i>
Posted inArticles Issue 6 2017

“The Empty Mirror”: Selfhood and the Utility of Language in Marilynne Robinson’s Housekeeping

Posted by Andrew Cunning
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