Titlebook: Contemporary British Women Writers; Narrative Strategies Robert E. Hosmer (Lecturer in English) Book 1993 Robert E. Hosmer Jr. 1993 fiction

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The Strange Clarity of Distance: History, Myth, and Imagination in the Novels of Isabel Colegate,tion, both delight and comfort us. Other myths, such as romantic and social ones, we often see working in our lives, or if we don’t and are oblivious to them, we may suffer their blind-siding. To make things more difficult, social myths which justify the uses of power — imperialism, patriotism, nati

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Sex, Snobbery and the Strategies of Molly Keane, farmer — which meant he passed his days in energetic sporting recreations — and a mother who was celebrated as the Poet of the Seven Glens, and wrote unswervingly sentimental verse about a loyal and humble Irish peasantry with whom her contact was purely inspirational. Her own children she ignored

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,‘See Me As Sisyphus, But Having A Good Time’: the Fiction of Fay Weldon,uckiest characters live precariously. Sooner or later a heroine’s husband will run away with a younger woman, or a damaging secret come to light from the past, or her boss give her the sack in a fit of sexual pique, or her landlord will evict her for the same reason. Then she will find out about lif

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Book 1993ed in this volume are Sybille Bedford, Anita Brookner, A.S. Byatt, Angela Carter, Isabel Colegate, Penelope Fitzgerald, Susan Hill, Molly Keane, Muriel Spark, and Fay Weldon. Each essay focuses on several novels, selected to reveal the novelist‘s consistent concerns and characteristic strategies. In

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Methoden zum In-Process-Recycling,ormous wisdom and the ironic wit of having both seen through and seen out an era. Her life and her literature both have been pared down to essentials. ‘I have come to believe that the two strongest motivations in life are sex and snobbery,’ Molly Keane says; ‘a(chǎn)nd I do . believe in love’ (Boylan, ., 15).

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