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Unnatural lives
studies in Australian fiction about the convicts, from James Tucker to Patrick White -
The rise of prison literature in the sixteenth century
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Edith Wharton's prisoners of consciousness
a study of theme and technique in the tales -
The self in the cell
narrating the Victorian prisoner -
The rise of prison literature in the sixteenth century
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Novelist as prisoner
the South African experience -
The Persian prison poem
sovereignty and the political imagination -
Death is a good solution
the convict experience in early Australia -
Unnatural lives
studies in Australian fiction about the convicts, from James Tucker to Patrick White -
Unnatural lives
studies in Australian convict fiction -
Eighteenth-century escape tales
between fact and fiction -
Incarceration nation
investigative prison poems of hope and terror -
The exotic prisoner in Russian romanticism
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Captive audience
prison and captivity in contemporary theater -
Crime and the nation
prison reforms and popular fiction in Philadelphia, 1786-1800 -
Strafe und Textproduktion
apologetisches Bekenntnis und literarische Kompensation: Diskurse über Lagerhaft -
The word behind bars and the paradox of exile
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The exotic prisoner in Russian romanticism
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Edith Wharton's prisoners of consciousness
a study of theme and technique in the tales -
Captive audience
prison and captivity in contemporary theater -
The self in the cell
narrating the Victorian prisoner -
Captive audience
prison and captivity in contemporary theater -
Transported to Botany Bay
class, national identity, and the literary figure of the Australian convict -
Great books written in prison
essays on classic works from Plato to Martin Luther King, Jr. -
Race and masculinity in contemporary American prison narratives