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In I Saw Myself a woman's longing to understand her compulsion to transgress the laws of her society comes into collision with the conventions of an art form. In the weaving of a tapestry Barker's thirteenth-century heroine privileges private life over public responsibility. If she is cruelly punished she is also granted self-awareness.

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