The object of this thesis is to analyse Brooke-Rose's refusal of Realism and the critique of the notion of identity she accomplishes in her novels. My work therefore concentrates on both the question of how far Brooke-Rose's fiction interrogates the idea of Reality proper to Realism and, as a complement to that, how far it is a fiction that questions the notion of identity as defined by Western humanism and corroborated by Realism.
Word-Worlds: The Refusal of Realism and the Critique of Identity in the Fiction of Christine Brooke-Rose / Michela Canepari , 1999.
Word-Worlds: The Refusal of Realism and the Critique of Identity in the Fiction of Christine Brooke-Rose
CANEPARI, Michela
1999-01-01
Abstract
The object of this thesis is to analyse Brooke-Rose's refusal of Realism and the critique of the notion of identity she accomplishes in her novels. My work therefore concentrates on both the question of how far Brooke-Rose's fiction interrogates the idea of Reality proper to Realism and, as a complement to that, how far it is a fiction that questions the notion of identity as defined by Western humanism and corroborated by Realism.File in questo prodotto:
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