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Identity in E-LitMain MenuIntroduction"Pieces of Herself"The first work of E-Lit with a theme of identity that we are showcasing is "Pieces of Herself" by Juliet Davis. The author of this path is Colin Crago."Fitting the Pattern"The second identity-themed E-Lit work is "Fitting the Pattern" by Christine Wilks. The author of this path is Kalan Hurdle."My Body - a Wunderkammer"The third E-lit work that has a theme of identity is “My Body - a Wunderkammer” by Shelly Jackson. Jackson embodies this theme through exemplifying the relationship a woman has with her body and how it adds to her identity. The author of this path is Freddie SanabriaAbout the AuthorsWorks CitedColin Cragobde30c21d820ae3e63a45de198178f1f4a0b4b8cKalan Hurdle72777df5ad8a17476da8fe9a899e5ebfb5327de1Freddie Sanabriad21117d75d281156e3dfd2b31c08ce24052b98b5
(Un)Fitting the Pattern
12017-11-13T13:41:26-08:00Kalan Hurdle72777df5ad8a17476da8fe9a899e5ebfb5327de1254535plain2017-11-13T13:59:31-08:00Kalan Hurdle72777df5ad8a17476da8fe9a899e5ebfb5327de1"My Body - a Wunderkammer"The third E-lit work that has a theme of identity is “My Body - a Wunderkammer” by Shelly Jackson. Jackson embodies this theme through exemplifying the relationship a woman has with her body and how it adds to her identity. The author of this path is Freddie Sanabria I was stitched together so perfectly no stray pins no loose fabrics no ripped seams I was her finest work made with care and of course a mother's love I always obeyed her listened to her "a lady always.." yes, mother "a lady never..." yes, mother "You need to lose weight, this should fit" Okay, mother
She cant see me now smoking three packs a day wearing less stumbling, drunk, more drunk, how did I get here?
It's ironic, the dressmaker's daughter sewn flawlessly since conception was steadily coming apart at the seams
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