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Author: Marion Milner ,
Margaret Walters
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint: Routledge
Weight: 0.430kg
ISBN: 9780415684552
ISBN 10: 0415684552
Pages: 296
Publication Date: 17 February 2012
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Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
Bothered by Alligators is a fascinating addition to her bibliography. It combines the two primary strains in her writing - the making of diaries and the analysis of images. And as the most autobiographical of her books, it might be regarded as a summation, the last words and thoughts of a writer who was continually thinking with that lively, enquiring and deliciously quirky mind, and who was also willing to take risks in her writing, by spontaneously expounding her unexpurgated thought processes. -- Margaret Walters, from the introduction.
Bothered by Alligators is a fascinating addition to her bibliography. It combines the two primary strains in her writing - the making of diaries and the analysis of images. And as the most autobiographical of her books, it might be regarded as a summation, the last words and thoughts of a writer who was continually thinking with that lively, enquiring and deliciously quirky mind, and who was also willing to take risks in her writing, by spontaneously expounding her unexpurgated thought processes. - Margaret Walters, From the Introduction
Bothered by Alligators is a fascinating addition to her bibliography. It combines the two primary strains in her writing -- the making of diaries and the analysis of images. And as the most autobiographical of her books, it might be regarded as a summation, the last words and thoughts of a writer who was continually thinking with that lively, enquiring and deliciously quirky mind, and who was also willing to take risks in her writing, by spontaneously expounding her unexpurgated thought processes. - Margaret Walters, From the Introduction
"""Bothered by Alligators is a fascinating addition to her bibliography. It combines the two primary strains in her writing - the making of diaries and the analysis of images. And as the most autobiographical of her books, it might be regarded as a summation, the last words and thoughts of a writer who was continually thinking with that lively, enquiring and deliciously quirky mind, and who was also willing to take risks in her writing, by spontaneously expounding her unexpurgated thought processes."" -- Margaret Walters, from the introduction."
Author Information
Marion Milner (1900-1998) was a distinguished British psychoanalyst, educationalist, autobiographer and artist.
