Non-pharmacologic approaches to graft-versus-host prevention

Wanko, Sam O.; Chao, Nelson J.

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“…20 Moreover, according to Cheryl Wanko, it was not uncommon for thespian life writing to draw inspiration from the 'unusual narrative experiments of the daymimicking Tristram Shandy or Fielding's narratives'. 21 Robinson may have indicated to her daughter how she wanted the Memoirs to appear. 22 Of course there is no evidence for this, but in any case the outcome is certain.…”

Section: Reading the Gaps In Robinson's Memoirsmentioning

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Women's Life Writing and Reputation: A Case Study of Mary Darby Robinson

Civale¹

2018

Romanticism

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The posthumously published Memoirs of the Late Mrs. Robinson (1801) has been read as a final – but flawed – attempt to defend the conduct and rescue the reputation of the notorious actress, poet, and one-time royal mistress, Mary Darby Robinson (1758–1800). Narrating her life as a pathetic tale of transgression and suffering, the Memoirs seems destabilised by inconsistencies in structure and gaps in content which are often discussed by modern critics as shortcomings: evidence of self-censorship, ‘confused’ intentions, or an inability to fashion an acceptable feminine persona. However, these so-called shortcomings may comprise a nuanced strategy of self-presentation designed to evoke curiosity and sympathy. Robinson's Memoirs was reprinted throughout the nineteenth century, spurring numerous novels, mini-biographies, and periodical articles. By examining nineteenth-century responses to the Memoirs, this essay argues for Robinson's life writing as innovative and influential, and gestures to the benefits of extending the traditional ‘edges’ of Romanticism in terms of both genre and period.

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Section: Reading the Gaps In Robinson's Memoirsmentioning

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Women's Life Writing and Reputation: A Case Study of Mary Darby Robinson

Civale¹

2018

Romanticism

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Non-pharmacologic approaches to graft-versus-host prevention

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Women's Life Writing and Reputation: A Case Study of Mary Darby Robinson

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