Add to ORKGThis paper exerts to analyze Ian’s concept of temporal experiences in this postmodern world. Ian’s novels stands out for its highlight on temporality and the tacit exigency to tackle one’s moral identity. McEwan designs his novels as a fictitious narrative based on various themes, using them in hookup with his plots, characters and symbols, to add emphasis to the concepts and the ideas that shape his stories. His themes range from universal to the complex. The overriding temporal frame of his novels are uncanny
In this thesis, I will examine how McEwan represents trauma and the sublime in a selection of four n...
This essay aims to analyse the connection of time, narration and the figure of the child in Ian McEw...
(in English): The focus of this diploma thesis is disillusion in the works of the contemporary novel...
The thesis focuses on novels from the 20th century written by British novelist Ian McEwan in the con...
The diploma thesis "From Child In Time to Atonement: The importance of crisis in Ian McEwan's works"...
This article aims to show why Ian McEwan is so obsessed with relationships, as well as with other so...
THESIS ABSTRACT Ian McEwan belongs to one of the prominent contemporary British authors. His work of...
Ian McEwan has been a prolific and highly successful author – both critically and in the popula...
Postmodern fiction consists of various elements like pastiche, temporal disorder, magic realism, iro...
This article looks at McEwan’s late fiction (2000-2014), and specifically focuses on the notion of e...
Ian McEwan, together with Martin Amis is now the best-known and controversial contemporary British n...
Numerous studies have pointed to the historiographic and metafictional aspects of Ian McEwan’s and G...
2 The aim of this paper is to analyse the representations of the political contexts in Ian McEwan’s ...
Artistic time and space create a unique world of a book and remain one of the most relevant topics f...
Ian McEwan is well known for the remediation he operated on his own works from literature to cinema ...
In this thesis, I will examine how McEwan represents trauma and the sublime in a selection of four n...
This essay aims to analyse the connection of time, narration and the figure of the child in Ian McEw...
(in English): The focus of this diploma thesis is disillusion in the works of the contemporary novel...
The thesis focuses on novels from the 20th century written by British novelist Ian McEwan in the con...
The diploma thesis "From Child In Time to Atonement: The importance of crisis in Ian McEwan's works"...
This article aims to show why Ian McEwan is so obsessed with relationships, as well as with other so...
THESIS ABSTRACT Ian McEwan belongs to one of the prominent contemporary British authors. His work of...
Ian McEwan has been a prolific and highly successful author – both critically and in the popula...
Postmodern fiction consists of various elements like pastiche, temporal disorder, magic realism, iro...
This article looks at McEwan’s late fiction (2000-2014), and specifically focuses on the notion of e...
Ian McEwan, together with Martin Amis is now the best-known and controversial contemporary British n...
Numerous studies have pointed to the historiographic and metafictional aspects of Ian McEwan’s and G...
2 The aim of this paper is to analyse the representations of the political contexts in Ian McEwan’s ...
Artistic time and space create a unique world of a book and remain one of the most relevant topics f...
Ian McEwan is well known for the remediation he operated on his own works from literature to cinema ...
In this thesis, I will examine how McEwan represents trauma and the sublime in a selection of four n...
This essay aims to analyse the connection of time, narration and the figure of the child in Ian McEw...
(in English): The focus of this diploma thesis is disillusion in the works of the contemporary novel...