CHAPTER ELEVEN: Desire without a Transcendent Object: Marilynne Robinson's Housekeeping.

Chapter 11 of the book "Loving Subjects: Narratives of Female Desire" is presented. The chapter examines the novel "Housekeeping," by Marilynne Robinson. It notes that the novel shows the notion of a universal lack of desire that concerns the memory of a lost plenitude instead of the hope of a futur...

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Publicado en:Loving Subjects: Narratives of Female Desire Vol. 195; pp. 223 - 238
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Publicado: Peter Lang Group 2002
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