International audienceThis article looks at the way in which the archetypal Victorian house with its multiple repressed histories informs the novel Atonement. Questions of guilt, of not waking up in time from the dream of the nineteenth-century and failing to atone for the sins of the war and of class struggle are central to McEwan’s work of fiction. The view from the upper stories of the Victorian house affords a view of dangers past and of those to come but the Anglo-Saxon and protestant distaste for personal atonement means that action is rarely taken. Practices of scapegoating and averting the gaze are two strategies of avoidance that replace true atonement in the novel and prevent the important stage of regeneration. The article also l...
This article aims to analyze biographical trauma writing in Ian McEwan’s Atonement (2001). In this n...
This article attempts to map out the extent, the fruitfulness and the limitations of McEwan’s specif...
The article considers at first the relations between an 18th century poem, The Lament for Art O'Lear...
International audienceThis article looks at the way in which the archetypal Victorian house with its...
This article looks at the way in which the archetypal Victorian house with its multiple repressed hi...
This paper deals with the theme of Atonement. It is a rudimentary paper which has been prepared in a...
Situant l’action de Atonement dans l’Angleterre des années trente et durant la Seconde Guerre mondia...
This article aims at analyzing how the Anglo-Irish novelist J. G. Farrell succeeded in through the m...
Recent fiction has shown that, for many contemporary British writers (Ishiguro, Barker, Swift,. . .)...
Dans The Sense of an Ending (1967) Frank Kermode cherche à établir un lien entre fiction et histoire...
A complex and controversial novel, Atonement is at the core of a lively critical debate, opposing th...
Ian McEwan’s 2001 novel Atonement raises the question of individual guilt within the greater context...
Cet article a pour objets d’étude six romans britanniques publiés très récemment, qui ont en commun ...
Ian McEwan\u27s Atonement re-traces the development of twentieth-century fiction from modernist amor...
Real Life as a Play on Stage A Study of Guilt and Shame in Ian McEwan’s Atonement In the novel Atone...
This article aims to analyze biographical trauma writing in Ian McEwan’s Atonement (2001). In this n...
This article attempts to map out the extent, the fruitfulness and the limitations of McEwan’s specif...
The article considers at first the relations between an 18th century poem, The Lament for Art O'Lear...
International audienceThis article looks at the way in which the archetypal Victorian house with its...
This article looks at the way in which the archetypal Victorian house with its multiple repressed hi...
This paper deals with the theme of Atonement. It is a rudimentary paper which has been prepared in a...
Situant l’action de Atonement dans l’Angleterre des années trente et durant la Seconde Guerre mondia...
This article aims at analyzing how the Anglo-Irish novelist J. G. Farrell succeeded in through the m...
Recent fiction has shown that, for many contemporary British writers (Ishiguro, Barker, Swift,. . .)...
Dans The Sense of an Ending (1967) Frank Kermode cherche à établir un lien entre fiction et histoire...
A complex and controversial novel, Atonement is at the core of a lively critical debate, opposing th...
Ian McEwan’s 2001 novel Atonement raises the question of individual guilt within the greater context...
Cet article a pour objets d’étude six romans britanniques publiés très récemment, qui ont en commun ...
Ian McEwan\u27s Atonement re-traces the development of twentieth-century fiction from modernist amor...
Real Life as a Play on Stage A Study of Guilt and Shame in Ian McEwan’s Atonement In the novel Atone...
This article aims to analyze biographical trauma writing in Ian McEwan’s Atonement (2001). In this n...
This article attempts to map out the extent, the fruitfulness and the limitations of McEwan’s specif...
The article considers at first the relations between an 18th century poem, The Lament for Art O'Lear...