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English literature --- Rhys, Jean --- Rhys, Jean, --- Rhys (jean), 1894-1979
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Rhys (jean), 1894-1979 --- Woolf (virginia), 1882-1941 --- Barnes (djuna) --- Rhys (jean), 1894-1979 --- Woolf (virginia), 1882-1941 --- Barnes (djuna)
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In Narrating from the Margins, Nagihan Haliloglu casts a discerning look at Jean Rhys’s protagonists and the ways in which they engage in self-narration. The book offers a close reading of Rhys’s novels, with particular attention to the links between identity construction and self-narration, in a modernist and postcolonial idiom. It draws attention to particular subject-categories that Rhys’s protagonists fall into, such as the amateur and the white Creole, and delineates narrating personas such as the mad witch and the zombie, to explore aspects of de-essentalization, narrative agency, and dysnarrativia. The way in which Rhys’s protagonists engage in self-narration reveals the close link between race and gender, and how both are contained by similar metaphors, or how, indeed, they become metaphors for each other. The narrators are defined in relation to their place in the ‘holy English family’ and how they transgress the rules of that family to become ‘exiles’. The study explores the ways in which the self-narrator responds when her narrative is obstructed by society; such as creating a community of stories in which her own makes sense, and/or resorting to third-person narration.
Rhys, Jean (1894-1979) --- Postcolonialisme --- Femmes --- Critique et interprétation --- Dans la littérature --- 20e siècle
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In this Reader's Guide, Carl Plasa provides a comprehensive survey and analysis of the most stimulating critical responses to Wide Sargasso Sea. The opening chapter outlines initial reactions to the novel from English and Caribbean critics, charting the differences between them. Chapter Two explores Wide Sargasso Sea's dialogue with Jane Eyre and the theoretical questions it has raised. Succeeding chapters examine how critics have assessed the racial politics of Rhys's text, discuss the novel's African Caribbean cultural legacy, and explore how critics read the work both in terms of its moment of production and the early Victorian period in which it is set. Throughout, Plasa contextualizes and clarifies the critical exchanges which this daring and dramatic novel has provoked.
Rhys, Jean (1894-1979) --- Région caraïbe --- Critique et interprétation --- Dans la littérature --- Rhys, Jean. --- Caribbean Area --- In literature. --- Rhys, Jean (1894-1979) --- Région caraïbe --- Critique et interprétation --- Dans la littérature
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FEMMES ECRIVAINS --- RICHARDSON (DOROTHY MILLER), 1873-1957 --- MANSFIELD (KATHLEEN BEAUCHAMP, DITE KATHERINE), 1888-1923 --- RHYS (JEAN), 1894-1979 --- 20E SIECLE --- FEMMES ECRIVAINS --- RICHARDSON (DOROTHY MILLER), 1873-1957 --- MANSFIELD (KATHLEEN BEAUCHAMP, DITE KATHERINE), 1888-1923 --- RHYS (JEAN), 1894-1979 --- 20E SIECLE
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