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Alice Munro, voir l’invisible [PDF]
Arts et Savoirs, 2017 This paper examines the question of vision in Alice Munro’s short stories. The detailed description of everyday life seems to underline Munro’s desire to closely reproduce reality.
Claire Colin
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, 2014 Ce travail, envisageant l'ensemble de l'œuvre de la nouvelliste canadienne Alice Munro (quatorze recueils entre 1968 et 2012), se propose d'étudier la façon dont le silence quitte l'univers diégétique pour contaminer la narration et l'écriture, soit un passage des politiques du silence à une poétique du silence, sensible dans l'art de la nouvelle tel ...
Bigot, Corinne, Florence, Bigot, Corinne
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A politics of location : subjectivity and origins in the work of Mavis Gallant, Alice Munro and Margaret Atwood. [PDF]
, 1993 PhDThis thesis attempts to discover the links between concepts of identity and origins, and Canadian women's writing. The work of three English-speaking Canadian women writers, Mavis Gallant, Margaret Atwood and Alice Munro, will be examined in order
Sturgess, Charlotte Jane
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Adverbials of Time, Time Expressions and Tense Shifts in Alice Munro’s “Dance of the Happy Shades”
ELOPE, 2022 Alice Munro, the first female Canadian to have been awarded the Nobel Prize for literature, is a literary challenge and delight for the reader also with regards to the usage of references to time and their linguistic construction.
Katja Težak
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Role of memory and the art of life-writing in Alice Munro and Marcel Proust [PDF]
, 2009 The present study seeks points of contact between the works of Alice Munro and Marcel Proust beyond the chronological, geographical and cultural distances that separate the two authors, arguing that they similarly regard the role of memory in creativity ...
Sebastiani, Emanuela
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"The light catches but doesn’t define them": Language in Alice Munro’s Dance of the Happy Shades
Caliban: French Journal of English Studies, 2015 Alice Munro envisage son œuvre comme le résultat permanent d’un échec de la mise en mot et elle écrit des nouvelles qui sont constamment soumises à des processus de changements, qui se caractérisent par l’ellipse narrative et le palimpseste élusif.
Nicola Chadwick
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Authorship, 2021 Beginning in the mid-1980s, Alice Munro drew attention in interviews to her rapt admiration for the work of William Maxwell, a writer she has called “my favorite writer in the world.” The two were not close, although they met a few times through their ...
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A Comparative Study of Character in Selected Stories of Goli Taraghi and Alice Munro Based on Enneagram Theory [PDF]
ادبیات تطبیقی, 2023 Comparative literature plays an important role in knowing the position of Iranian authors in the world. Knowing the relationships and differences between two cultures will change the boundaries and overlaps and provides a new aspect. Moreover researching
Sovaida Darvish +2 more
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Of Fox and Fathers: “Boys and Girls” and “Working for a Living”
Caliban: French Journal of English Studies, 2017 Cet essai se concentre sur deux nouvelles publiées à près de quarante ans de distance, “Boys and Girls” (1968) et “Working for a living” (2006), pour mettre en lumière l’importance accordée par Alice Munro au personnage du renard.
Biancamaria Rizzardi
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'Looking Back with Alice Munro'
, 2015 In ‘Walker Brothers Cowboy’, the young narrator, walking with her father on the shores of Lake Huron, struggles to imagine a time before and after her own lifespan. At the end of the 20th century, she thinks, she will be ‘barely alive’.
Cox, Ailsa
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