“The voices I hear are not, or not only, in my head”: Transmission through Sounds in Ian McEwan’s Nutshell
Ian McEwan’s Nutshell – a contemporary version of Hamlet – is the account by a very eloquent in utero narrator of his mother and uncle’s plot to murder his father, John Cairncross. This contribution analyses transmission through sounds in the novel, in which the narrative is conducted by a foetus wh...
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Etudes de stylistique anglaise
2024
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