Creating Your Own Space explores the reasons for the use of the house as a metaphor by analyzing two literary works and a particular metaphor, such as the house as a prison or the house as a place of economic freedom.
Creating Your Own Space explores the reasons for the use of the house as a metaphor by analyzing two literary works and a particular metaphor, such as the house as a prison or the house as a place of economic freedom.
Produktdetails
Produktdetails
Innovation and Activism in American Women's Writing
Chapter 1: The House as a Symbol of Women's Economic Freedom: The House on Mango Street and A Room of One's Own Chapter 2: The House and Female Mental Entrapment: The Yellow Wallpaper and Wide Sargasso Sea Chapter 3: The House as a Metaphor for Social Performance: The House of Mirth and The Awakening Chapter 4: The House as a Symbol of Female Physical Entrapment: A Doll House and La casa de Bernarda Alba Chapter 5: The House as a Magical Space: The House of the Spirits and Like Water for Chocolate Chapter 6: The House as a Metaphor of Social and Racial Integration: Brown Girl, Brownstones and A Raisin in the Sun
Chapter 1: The House as a Symbol of Women's Economic Freedom: The House on Mango Street and A Room of One's Own Chapter 2: The House and Female Mental Entrapment: The Yellow Wallpaper and Wide Sargasso Sea Chapter 3: The House as a Metaphor for Social Performance: The House of Mirth and The Awakening Chapter 4: The House as a Symbol of Female Physical Entrapment: A Doll House and La casa de Bernarda Alba Chapter 5: The House as a Magical Space: The House of the Spirits and Like Water for Chocolate Chapter 6: The House as a Metaphor of Social and Racial Integration: Brown Girl, Brownstones and A Raisin in the Sun
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