International audienceThough no Oates story exclusively uses New Orleans as setting, the city does play an important role in the short story “Aiding and Abetting” (collected in I Am No One You Know, 2004). Steven and Holly’s idyllic home life with their two young children in urban northern New Jersey is interrupted by frequent disturbing evening phone calls from Holly’s mentally unstable brother, Owen. In this context, the mention of “deplorable conditions in the New Orleans Parish Prison,” which Steven hears in an NBC news report while he is on the phone with Owen, serves as a metaphor for feelings of victimization and imprisonment on the part of each of the characters, as well as a metaphor for Steven’s own mistreatment of his mentally sc...
This thesis examines the pervasive violence and emotional injuries inflicted upon the female charact...
Joyce Carol Oates fait appel, de manière récurrente dans ses nouvelles, à des événements d’ordre sur...
Cet article étudie la façon dont Joyce Carol Oates, dans les romans Les Maudits et Carthage, crée de...
Though no Oates story exclusively uses New Orleans as setting, the city does play an important role ...
International audienceThroughout her career, Joyce Carol Oates has resisted the urge of others to la...
Throughout her career, Joyce Carol Oates has resisted the urge of others to label her a feminist wri...
A review of an anthology edited by Joyce Carol Oates with reference to the editor\u27s literary enga...
Joyce Carol Oates, one of the most famous contemporary novelists in America, is well-known for her p...
From the beginning of her career fifty years ago, Joyce Carol Oates has incessantly devoted both her...
In 2009, Joyce Carol Oates published the collection of short stories Dear Husband, which contained t...
Key words: violence, superficial, realism, gothic, parody ABSTRACT This study aims at presenting a...
Joyce Carol Oates draws extensively on news stories, as well as on elements of her own family’s past...
International audienceJoyce Carol Oates's fictional project, which considers literature to be both a...
Joyce Carol Oates is undoubtedly one of the contemporary writers in the American literature who writ...
Seven recent works by Joyce Carol Oates, published between 1987 and 1995, represent the author's con...
This thesis examines the pervasive violence and emotional injuries inflicted upon the female charact...
Joyce Carol Oates fait appel, de manière récurrente dans ses nouvelles, à des événements d’ordre sur...
Cet article étudie la façon dont Joyce Carol Oates, dans les romans Les Maudits et Carthage, crée de...
Though no Oates story exclusively uses New Orleans as setting, the city does play an important role ...
International audienceThroughout her career, Joyce Carol Oates has resisted the urge of others to la...
Throughout her career, Joyce Carol Oates has resisted the urge of others to label her a feminist wri...
A review of an anthology edited by Joyce Carol Oates with reference to the editor\u27s literary enga...
Joyce Carol Oates, one of the most famous contemporary novelists in America, is well-known for her p...
From the beginning of her career fifty years ago, Joyce Carol Oates has incessantly devoted both her...
In 2009, Joyce Carol Oates published the collection of short stories Dear Husband, which contained t...
Key words: violence, superficial, realism, gothic, parody ABSTRACT This study aims at presenting a...
Joyce Carol Oates draws extensively on news stories, as well as on elements of her own family’s past...
International audienceJoyce Carol Oates's fictional project, which considers literature to be both a...
Joyce Carol Oates is undoubtedly one of the contemporary writers in the American literature who writ...
Seven recent works by Joyce Carol Oates, published between 1987 and 1995, represent the author's con...
This thesis examines the pervasive violence and emotional injuries inflicted upon the female charact...
Joyce Carol Oates fait appel, de manière récurrente dans ses nouvelles, à des événements d’ordre sur...
Cet article étudie la façon dont Joyce Carol Oates, dans les romans Les Maudits et Carthage, crée de...