“I knew a dog once—”: Laura Richards’s Literary Animals and the Poetics of Animacy
Stomping, crawling, buzzing, waddling through her works, animals are Laura E. Richards’s (1850–1943) main narrative fare, especially in her early works. For the most part figurations of humans and human affairs, Richards’s literary animals uphold the human-animal divide, abounding in anthropomorphis...
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| Main Author: | Laschinger, Verena |
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| Language: | Anglais |
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European journal of American studies
2024
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