Isolation, Class Difference and Spiritual Exile in Jeffrey Eugenides' The Marriage Plot.

Jeffrey Eugenides' third novel, The Marriage Plot, marks a sharp turn from the unpredictable, shocking, risqué prose of the Virgin Suicides and Middlesex to an apparently more toned down, subdued, conventional subject matter. This is, however, not quite the case with this thought-provoking novel. Fa...

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Publicado en:East-West Cultural Passage Vol. 16; no. 2; pp. 77 - 89
Autor principal: CIOCOI-POP, ANA-BLANCA
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Publicado: Paradigm Publishing Services Dec2016
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