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5138jd49p3k	Jill Wharton	Dislocated Modernities: The Paradox of the Plantation in Twentieth-Century Irish and American Fiction	1904		.txt	text/plain	271	8	22	Elizabeth Bowen, Eudora Welty, and Molly Keane have seldom been considered as writers invested in transforming planter fiction from within and on their own terms; each author struggled with vitriolic reviews and discouragement from publication when her handling of big house culture did not accord with rhetoric defining a masculinist literary renaissance. In part, this study begins with the early 1930s to recapture the volatility of Irish and American critical reception around plantation fiction.	cache/5138jd49p3k.txt	txt/5138jd49p3k.txt