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Among the works that helped shape my views on the importance and problems of narrative are the following: William H.
Much of the reading that lies behind this essay cannot easily be attached to a single argument or footnote. see the collection of essays in Great Plains Quarterly 6 (Spring 1986).įor a wide-ranging discussion that explores the emerging intellectual agendas of environmental history See “A Round Table: Environmental History”. 1979): Donald Worster, Dust Bowl: The Southern Plains in the 1930s (New York, 1979). Paul Bonnifield, The Dust Bowl: Men, Dirt, and Depression (Albuquerque.
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