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ISSN 1327-9556
Special Issues: scholarly article
Vol. 8, Issue Special 3, 2004April 30, 2004 AEST

The Exegesis and the Gentle Reader/Writer

Jeri Kroll,
creative writingexegesis
https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.31963

Articles in Vol. 8, Issue Special 3, 2004

Vol. 8, Issue Special 3, 2004
  • Illuminating the Exegesis, an introduction
    Julie Fletcher, Alan Mann
  • The Exegesis and the Gentle Reader/Writer
    Jeri Kroll
  • The Problem of the Exegesis in Creative Writing Higher Degrees
    Nike Bourke, Philip Neilsen
  • What Does it Meme? The Exegesis as Valorisation and Validation of Creative Arts Research
    Estelle Barrett
  • The Exegesis and the Shock of the New
    Barbara Bolt
  • The Problem of Where to Start: A Foundation Question for Creative Writing Higher Degree Candidates and Supervisors
    Donna Lee Brien
  • 'Exit Jesus': Relating the Exegesis and Creative/Production Components of a Research Thesis
    Barbara H. Milech, Ann Schilo
  • Doctoralness in the Balance: The Agonies of Scholarly Writing in Studio Research Degrees
    Robert Nelson
  • Exegesis - The Debate in _TEXT_
    TEXT editors
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Kroll, Jeri. 2004. “The Exegesis and the Gentle Reader/Writer.” TEXT 8 (Special 3): 1–12. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.31963.
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