- In
legal discourse, an
author is the
creator of an
original work that has been published,
whether that work is in written, graphic, or
recorded medium...
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Rebecca Shaw was the
Sunday Times bestselling author of 28
novels published by
Orion Publishing Group. She sold more than one
million copies. Her books...
- Odyssey. New York: W. W.
Norton & Company. ISBN 978-0-393-08905-9. The
Aut****ss of the
Odyssey by
Samuel Butler Austin, N. 1975.
Archery at the Dark of...
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thinking was not what is
called "feminine" – we had a
vague impression that
aut****sses are
liable to be
looked on with prejudice; we had
noticed how critics...
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aggravation of that
which is the
prevailing fault of the novel; but if our
aut****ss can
forget the
gentleness of her ****, it is no
reason why we should; and...
- guide's
authors stated that "actress
comes into the same
category as
aut****ss, comedienne, manageress, 'lady doctor', 'male nurse' and
similar obsolete...
- of her family; "The
Creative Impulse" (1926), in
which a
domineering aut****ss is
shocked when her mild-mannered
husband leaves her and sets up home...
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involve deprecating the use of
certain specifically female titles (such as
aut****ss), thus
encouraging the use of the
corresponding unmarked form (such as...
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initially proposed by
Samuel Butler, who
developed the
theory in The
Aut****ss of the Odyssey.
Graves elaborated from Butler's
theory in his novel. Homer's...
- published. She was also
erroneously named as
author of
works such as The
Aut****ss (1819),
Prudence and
Principle (1818), and Rachel: A Tale (1817). Jane...
