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This paper focuses on the family patterns presented in Caryl Phillips' “The Lost Child”. Various psychoanalytical theories are used to analyse six processes occurring in the novel and a final chapter focuses on the family metaphor, literary parentage, intertextuality and identity.

Caryl Phillips --- The Lost Child --- Families --- Literary parentage --- Intertextuality --- Psychoanalysis --- Arts & sciences humaines > Littérature