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Art as craft in the writings of AS Byatt: a study of Byatt's use of devices of metafiction (intertext and autotext) to examine how women transgress the conventions of male-ordered society in their efforts to exercise their creativity and converse with the world
This examination of how AS Byatt has used the central female characters of Possession (LaMotte) and Babel Tower (Frederica Potter) to explore the stifling effects of the institutions and conventions of male-ordered society on creative women, is undertaken in two parts. The first chapter considers th...
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Department of English Language and Literature
2024
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