Juliana Lopoukhine, Frédéric Regard, and Kerry-Jane Wallart, eds., Transnational Jean Rhys. Lines of Transmission, Lines of Flight
Situating Jean Rhys as a writer has always been challenging, owing to her ambiguous position as a white Creole and as a Caribbean migrant in Europe, but also to her marginalisation among modernist and postcolonial authors. The readings of Rhys’s texts have long been restricted exclusively to their...
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Commonwealth Essays and Studies
2021
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| Sažetak: | Situating Jean Rhys as a writer has always been challenging, owing to her ambiguous position as a white Creole and as a Caribbean migrant in Europe, but also to her marginalisation among modernist and postcolonial authors. The readings of Rhys’s texts have long been restricted exclusively to their feminine dimension, or to a modernist perspective, or to a postcolonial interpretation. Only recently have critics argued for a perspective across the critical spectrum, without trying to fit the a... |
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