ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 24, Issue 1, 2020April 30, 2020 AEST
Incoherence/coherence in narratives of illness or trauma: On the necessity of challenging conventional narrative structures
Incoherence/coherence in narratives of illness or trauma: On the necessity of challenging conventional narrative structures
Articles in Vol. 24, Issue 1, 2020
Vol. 24, Issue 1, 2020
- Editorial: Writing and Covid 19Nigel KrauthJulienne van LoonRoss Watkins
- Alternative futures for the Creative Writing doctorate (by way of the past)Paul Magee
- 'No additional information required': creative writing as research writingAndrew Cowan
- The Uses and Enchantments of the Writers NotebookDelia Falconer
- Memoryscope experiments on the Bunurong CoastRees Quilford
- The PhD by prior publications in the Creative Arts at Deakin University: Advancing industry engagement and social justice outcomes in the doctoral degree (research)Patrick West
- Incoherence/coherence in narratives of illness or trauma: On the necessity of challenging conventional narrative structuresMaria Papas
- Structural whiteness and the business of creative writing in Australia: Developing reflexive pedagogyBonny Cassidy
- Avoiding it: Writing fiction about place without writing about itRhett Davis
- TEXT Poetry and Prose April 2020Lucy AlexanderJoshua BairdCraig BillinghamJudy DurrantDean KerrisonAndrew LeggettGershon MallerPeter NashAnn NonnJulia PrendergastOliver WakelinSean West
- TEXT Reviews April 2020Ashley BrownMadhupriya Roy ChowdhuryMoya CostelloHG GildfindChristopher GistAlex HendersonRachel HennessyTony Hughes d' AethJayne LinkeZinia MitraNataša KampmarkDeb StewartJF VernayAmelia Walker
Papas, Maria. 2020. “Incoherence/Coherence in Narratives of Illness or Trauma: On the Necessity of Challenging Conventional Narrative Structures.” TEXT 24 (1): 1–16. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.17808.