작가, 소설, 인생의 서사적 지리학 - 마거릿 로렌스의 『예언자들』 / The Epic Geography of Writer, Fiction and Life:Margaret Laurence’s The Diviners
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Literary criticism of Margaret Laurence's The Diviners; the object is a novel.
This literary analysis interprets Margaret Laurence's fiction and does not study research practice.
Literary criticism of Margaret Laurence’s novel; humanities domain analysis.
Abstract
The Diviners, written by Canadian novelist Margaret Laurence, is the last of her five Manawaka novels and represents the culmination of all the trends shown throughout the Manawaka cycle. It furthers Laurence’s emphasis on self-empowerment for women, especially the female artist, and intensifies her use of innovative narrative strategies. It is patterned as a pilgrimage along epic lines and features a protagonist and writer, Morag Gunn, and her quest for identity. Through a spiritual journey, Morag Gunn explores herself as a woman, a mother, and a writer in her memories of the past and her vision of the future.
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- Venue
- Trans-Humanities
- Topic
- Short Stories in Global Literature
- Field
- Arts and Humanities
- Canadian institutions
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- Funders
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- Keywords
- EPICPilgrimageCulminationNarrativeIdentity (music)LiteratureHistoryArtArt historyAesthetics
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