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This essay argues that Franklin's diaries are a performance of privacy and authenticity, through a consideration of her diary audience. Her diaries do not reveal an artificial Franklin, but rather challenge the notion that diaries produce authentic representations of their diarists (p.185).
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- 2004 winner ASAL Awards — A. D. Hope Prize
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The Not Quite Real Miles Franklin : Diaries as Performance
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