Jane Hollister Wheelwright reads from a paper

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Abstract: Jane Wheelwright speaking with a large group. She reads from the introduction of a paper on the archetypal figure of the "maiden," reads a story about the birth of her daughter, Linda, and discusses her theory of women having multiple personalities. Jane's husband, Jo, occasionally speaks, as does her daughter, and other members of the group.

Speaker	Wheelwright, Jane Hollister
Speaker	Wheelwright, Joseph B., 1906-1999

Subject	Women and literature
Subject	American literature > 20th century
Subject	Older women > California
Subject	Mothers and daughters
Genre	Interviews (sound recordings)

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Charlotte Painter papers, 1955-2004

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