The Unicorn has repeatedly been labelled a «gothic novel». Perhaps it is one. What is obvious is that the book is pervaded throughout by strangeness. The country, the land, the castle, Hannah Crean-Smith are strange. Hannah's situation is strange : she has been a prisoner for seven years and her ground has gradually shrunk, and she, into herself. Hannah's relations with her jailers are strange : they gaze at one another and feed on the gaze. Visitors from the outside, from the everyday ordinary world are first unnerved, then paralyzed by such strangeness. Entering the Castle of Night is part of the strangeness — for the reader too. Metaphor and metonymy are paramount here, especially metaphor. The unicorn is an ambiguous figure, used here t...
In a post-war panorama of secular humanism, morality has taken on new contours that allow Goodness t...
This thesis comprises my novel Confusion together with a critical piece exploring depictions and use...
In 1970 the British novelist and philosopher Iris Murdoch published both her thirteenth novel, A Fai...
The Unicorn has repeatedly been labelled a «gothic novel». Perhaps it is one. What is obvious is tha...
The article deals with the philosophically coated novel “The Unicorn”, written by prominent English ...
The notion of unicornhood in the characterology of Iris Murdoch’s Gothic fiction titled The Unicorn ...
During the twentieth century almost all literary genres came back to prominence in different and al...
Charpentier Colette. The Critical Reception of Iris Murdoch's Irish Novels (1963-1976). I : The Unic...
De nombreux critiques se sont penchés sur le caractère fantastique des romans d’Iris Murdoch, d’autr...
Murdoch’s fiction has been influenced by dramatic elements, particularly comic elements. This influe...
The novels of Iris Murdoch examined in this thesis fall into two categories, defined by herself as "...
The infiltration of magical, marvellous and fantastic features in novels which have a realist anchor...
Abstract- It is arduous and somewhat complex thing to speak about the works of writers who express t...
This thesis comprises my novel Confusion together with a critical piece exploring depictions and use...
International audienceIn this novel, Jennifer Johnston explores many faces of exoticism. First, thro...
In a post-war panorama of secular humanism, morality has taken on new contours that allow Goodness t...
This thesis comprises my novel Confusion together with a critical piece exploring depictions and use...
In 1970 the British novelist and philosopher Iris Murdoch published both her thirteenth novel, A Fai...
The Unicorn has repeatedly been labelled a «gothic novel». Perhaps it is one. What is obvious is tha...
The article deals with the philosophically coated novel “The Unicorn”, written by prominent English ...
The notion of unicornhood in the characterology of Iris Murdoch’s Gothic fiction titled The Unicorn ...
During the twentieth century almost all literary genres came back to prominence in different and al...
Charpentier Colette. The Critical Reception of Iris Murdoch's Irish Novels (1963-1976). I : The Unic...
De nombreux critiques se sont penchés sur le caractère fantastique des romans d’Iris Murdoch, d’autr...
Murdoch’s fiction has been influenced by dramatic elements, particularly comic elements. This influe...
The novels of Iris Murdoch examined in this thesis fall into two categories, defined by herself as "...
The infiltration of magical, marvellous and fantastic features in novels which have a realist anchor...
Abstract- It is arduous and somewhat complex thing to speak about the works of writers who express t...
This thesis comprises my novel Confusion together with a critical piece exploring depictions and use...
International audienceIn this novel, Jennifer Johnston explores many faces of exoticism. First, thro...
In a post-war panorama of secular humanism, morality has taken on new contours that allow Goodness t...
This thesis comprises my novel Confusion together with a critical piece exploring depictions and use...
In 1970 the British novelist and philosopher Iris Murdoch published both her thirteenth novel, A Fai...