John’s Reviews > The Lives of Margaret Fuller > Status Update

I will be commenting at length on Matteson's "constructs," i.e. Fuller's multiple "identities" and "lives," a construct that make no sense at all. But one can simply ignore Matteson's half-baked devices and appreciate his superb characterizations of his subject as well as his masterful achievement in biographical narrative.

I will be commenting at length on Matteson's "construct," i.e. Fuller's multiple "identities" and "lives," which makes no sense at all. But one can simply ignore Matteson's half-baked devices and appreciate his superb characterizations of his subject as well as his masterful achievement in biographical narrative.

I will be commenting at length on Matteson's "construct:" Fuller's multiple "identities" and "lives," which makes no sense at all. But one can simply ignore Matteson's half-baked "construct," and appreciate his superb characterizations of his subject as well as his masterful achievement in biographical narrative.