'A good time was had by all?': Stevie Smith beside the seaside
'A good time was had by all?': Stevie Smith beside the seaside
This essay explores Stevie Smith's complex response to the British seaside. Although frequently seen as the natural poet of suburbia, it is her writing on coasts, seas, and cliff faces that most clearly articulates her attitude towards place, national identity, and selfhood.
1906165246
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May, William
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30 April 2009
May, William
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May, William
(2009)
'A good time was had by all?': Stevie Smith beside the seaside.
In,
Harris, Alexandra and Feigel, Lara
(eds.)
Modernism on Sea: Art and Culture at the British Seaside.
London, UK.
Peter Lang, .
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This essay explores Stevie Smith's complex response to the British seaside. Although frequently seen as the natural poet of suburbia, it is her writing on coasts, seas, and cliff faces that most clearly articulates her attitude towards place, national identity, and selfhood.
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Published date: 30 April 2009
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/67393
ISBN: 1906165246
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Alexandra Harris
Editor:
Lara Feigel
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