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A Map of Tripoli, 1967 | Essays and Criticism

• Senseladen Prose

  In this essay, Sanderson examines how Wetzel uses senseladen prose to create a vivid setting for her short story and to delineate the choice Carla must make between her previous life and a new life.

• The Pre-Feminist Period

  In this essay, Norvell discusses how the characters in Wetzel’s story reflect the pre-feminist period in which the story is set.

• Wetzel's Story in Relation to the Middle Eastern Conflict

  In this essay, Johnson considers Wetzel’s story in relation to the longstanding Middle Eastern conflict.

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1. A Map of Tripoli, 1967: Introduction
2. A Map of Tripoli, 1967: Summary
3. A Map of Tripoli, 1967: Marlene Reed Wetzel Biography
4. A Map of Tripoli, 1967: Characters
5. A Map of Tripoli, 1967: Themes
6. A Map of Tripoli, 1967: Style
7. A Map of Tripoli, 1967: Historical Context
8. A Map of Tripoli, 1967: Essays and Criticism
   1. Senseladen Prose
   2. The Pre-Feminist Period
   3. Wetzel's Story in Relation to the Middle Eastern Conflict
9. A Map of Tripoli, 1967: Compare and Contrast
10. A Map of Tripoli, 1967: Topics for Further Study
11. A Map of Tripoli, 1967: Bibliography and Further Reading
12. A Map of Tripoli, 1967: Pictures
13. Copyright

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