Michael Ondaatje's The English Patient attempts to depict the possibility of a truly differentiated self defined through particular relationships to others, rather than in isolation from them. Ondaatje links issues of ownership with the power of naming. Through the act of naming, creation of a sense of self can be a political act of empowerment. Ondaatje creates a sense of power by filling the novel with stories of the new man replacing the old
This study is a theoretical and text-based exploration of Michael Ondaatje's construction and repres...
National identity is usually considered an important part of our human existence. Each of us lives i...
Lacan states that although naming is ultimately an arbitrary marker of identity, it nevertheless fun...
This paper addresses the issue of identity in relation to war through a close reading of Michael Ond...
This article shows that fixed national identities in Ondaatje’s The English Patient are not only que...
The aim for my thesis has been to justify the claim I am making, that the narrative techniques emplo...
A striking pattern of recurring imagery in The English Patient (1992) is reminiscent of the style of...
Michael Ondaatje\u2019s fiction and especially his famous novel The English Patient deal above all ...
Michael Ondaatje in his prize-winning novel, The English Patient has dealt predominantly with the ph...
Abstract As well known, Michael Ondaatje, who was born in Sri Lanka (the old Colombo), moved to Lon...
This paper examines how Michael Ondaatje’s works deal with the politics of exclusion and marginaliza...
Texts and critical essays deal with the themes and motifs characterizing colonial and postcolonial ...
Michael Ondaatje is a Sri Lanka born Canadian writer. ‘The English Patient’ is the Booker Prize winn...
Michael Ondaatje's novel is rooted in a body of literature for which the term "romance" was original...
The following essay reads Michael Ondaatje¿s The English Patient, published in 1992, against Daniel ...
This study is a theoretical and text-based exploration of Michael Ondaatje's construction and repres...
National identity is usually considered an important part of our human existence. Each of us lives i...
Lacan states that although naming is ultimately an arbitrary marker of identity, it nevertheless fun...
This paper addresses the issue of identity in relation to war through a close reading of Michael Ond...
This article shows that fixed national identities in Ondaatje’s The English Patient are not only que...
The aim for my thesis has been to justify the claim I am making, that the narrative techniques emplo...
A striking pattern of recurring imagery in The English Patient (1992) is reminiscent of the style of...
Michael Ondaatje\u2019s fiction and especially his famous novel The English Patient deal above all ...
Michael Ondaatje in his prize-winning novel, The English Patient has dealt predominantly with the ph...
Abstract As well known, Michael Ondaatje, who was born in Sri Lanka (the old Colombo), moved to Lon...
This paper examines how Michael Ondaatje’s works deal with the politics of exclusion and marginaliza...
Texts and critical essays deal with the themes and motifs characterizing colonial and postcolonial ...
Michael Ondaatje is a Sri Lanka born Canadian writer. ‘The English Patient’ is the Booker Prize winn...
Michael Ondaatje's novel is rooted in a body of literature for which the term "romance" was original...
The following essay reads Michael Ondaatje¿s The English Patient, published in 1992, against Daniel ...
This study is a theoretical and text-based exploration of Michael Ondaatje's construction and repres...
National identity is usually considered an important part of our human existence. Each of us lives i...
Lacan states that although naming is ultimately an arbitrary marker of identity, it nevertheless fun...