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虽然Alison Piepmeier是一位女权主义文学评论家,她非常关注残疾人,但学术写作对她的视野、创造力和探索精神来说是不够的。她的非正式写作——专栏、文章、博客——展示了另一种东西,一个散文家运用隐喻和叙事的技巧,对风格实验的品味,以及与学院以外的读者建立联系的动力。从2013年到2016年,艾莉森的博客《每一件小事》(Every Little Thing)达到了她写作的顶峰,她在博客中讨论了本书的核心主题:残疾、疾病和母亲。在这一章中,乔治·埃斯特赖希(George Estreich)审视了这个博客,并跟随它的转变,就像艾莉森自己被不断发展的严重健康问题所改变一样。
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Though Alison Piepmeier was best known as a feminist literary critic with a strong focus on disability, academic writing was insufficient to her range, creativity, and questing mind. Her informal writing—op-eds, articles, blogs—displayed something else, an essayist’s skill with metaphor and narrative, a taste for stylistic experiment, and a drive to connect with readers outside the academy. This writing reached its peak in Alison’s blog Every Little Thing, which ran from 2013 to 2016 and in which she dealt with the core topics of this book: disability, illness, and motherhood. In this chapter, George Estreich looks at the blog and follows its transformation as Alison herself is transformed by her evolving serious health issues.
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