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Warhol was born in 1955 and has lived in Kansas, Minnesota, New Mexico, Nevada, California, Vermont and Ohio. At
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could use "masculine" or "feminine" styles of storytelling, whether the authors were women or men. Warhol called the feminine style "the engaging narrator," a narrator that earnestly speaks directly to "you, Reader."
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are put together, keeping in mind the differences that gender can make in how stories are written and read. Her first book introduced the idea that narrators in nineteenth-century
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Warhol-Down, Robyn; Michie, Helena (Spring 2010). "Adventures in the archives: two literary critics in pursuit of a
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Warhol, Robyn R. (Fall 2007). "Narrative refusals and generic transformation in Austen and James: what doesn't happen in
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