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Writing And Well-Being: Story As Salve In The Work Of (More Than) Two Updikes, Sue Norton May 2020

Writing And Well-Being: Story As Salve In The Work Of (More Than) Two Updikes, Sue Norton

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The Regulating Daughter In John Updike's Rabbit Novels, Sue Norton Oct 2014

The Regulating Daughter In John Updike's Rabbit Novels, Sue Norton

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This article considers the ways in which John Updike creates female characters who suffer in some way so that their family units can remain intact. His Rabbit novels privilege the so-called nuclear family as an abiding family form, one which rests upon the sacrificial choices made by girls and women. It uses Family Systems Theory as a tool of interpretation in reading the texts and establishing their underlying ethos.