Fields of Meaning – An Interview with Eden Unger Bowditch

Update: 2023-04-04

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Third Year PhD researcher Eden Unger Bowditch reads from her novel in progress Two-Hundred-and-Fifty Years at Home, and discusses the nature of ambiguity in the literary text.

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Fields of Meaning – An Interview with Eden Unger Bowditch

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Fields of Meaning – An Interview with Eden Unger Bowditch

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Fields of Meaning – An Interview with Eden Unger Bowditch