However, he continually avoids and displaces Dulcie's experience, requiring the
amanuensis to narrativize Dulcie's life with little to no evidence.
Of course this violation of Juan's employment as an
amanuensis doesn't go unnoticed.
One of the themes that occur in West African slave narratives as well as the North American slaves is the problem of the
amanuensis. The
amanuensis crafts, writes, edits, and publishes the slave narrative.
An
amanuensis is one who produces a fair copy, or takes dictation.
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Gilbert Adalr's adaptation of his novel "A Closed Book" pits a blind art critic against his
amanuensis in his English castle, but the resulting game of cat-and-mouse will make more noise in ancillary than in this limited theatrical window.
SITKOVETSKY DUO Bromsgrove Festival at Avoncroft Museum Bromsgrove Festival's evening celebrating Delius' sesquicentenary was a charming idea, attracting a large audience to the atmospherically medieval (despite its name) New Guesten Hall for a recital by one of the most spectacular recent prizewinners of the festival's International Young Musician's Platform, and beginning with a screening of Ken Russell's acclaimed television documentary recounting the years the young Eric Fenby devoted himself as
amanuensis to the blind, paralysed and dying composer.
Marlowe was a possibility as an
amanuensis for a while, although any scholar who has studied the plays of the respective playwrights would know immediately that Marlowe indulged in grandiose themes in mediocre rhyme, compared to Shakespeare.
Moreover, in the same spirit of magnanimity that impelled Lord Rockingham to make Edmund Burke his
amanuensis, Nicholas befriended me--then as now, a poor Russian writer--and had me elected to his club.
Murphy should be in charge of it with the wasting asset Brian Wilson his chief
amanuensis. This is no time for amateurs.
But he is a big figure in my life, bigger perhaps than he knows, because he is the
amanuensis of my dreams.
Theirs was a remarkable but highly-charged marriage during which Sonya became not just the mother of 13 children (the role of endless brood mare imposed by a sexually voracious husband who did not believe in contraception), but also her husband's devoted copyist and
amanuensis. Sparks flew when Sonya fiercely protected her husband's valuable literary legacy against perceived predators, which brought her into conflict with Tolstoy's manipulative secretary Vladimir Chertkov, whom Sonya despised.