`Go with what is most terrifying': Reinventing domestic space in Josephine Humphreys' Dreams of...
Focuses on the reinventing of domestic space in Josephine Humphreys' `Dreams of Sleep.' Critique of an established order; Intersection of stories of characters into a complicated narrative pattern; Difficulty of sustaining relationships in the face of class, gender and racial differences.
| Publicado en: | Studies in the Literary Imagination Vol. 27; no. 2; pp. 87 - 105 |
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| Formato: | Literary Criticism |
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Georgia State University, Dept. of English
Fall94
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| Sumario: | Focuses on the reinventing of domestic space in Josephine Humphreys' `Dreams of Sleep.' Critique of an established order; Intersection of stories of characters into a complicated narrative pattern; Difficulty of sustaining relationships in the face of class, gender and racial differences. |
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