A study of the fiction of Pulitzer Prize winning novelist Marilynne Robinson. It uses a variety of critical approaches to explore the way that the novelist plays her large theme of loss into the meticulously created everyday world of her characters.
A study of the fiction of Pulitzer Prize winning novelist Marilynne Robinson. It uses a variety of critical approaches to explore the way that the novelist plays her large theme of loss into the meticulously created everyday world of her characters.
Laura E. Tanner is Professor of English at Boston College, where she teaches classes on American fiction of the last century. Her publications include Lost Bodies: Inhabiting the Borders of Life and Death (Cornell, 2006) and Intimate Violence: Representations of Rape and Torture in Twentieth-Century Fiction (Indiana UP, 1994), as well as numerous essays on modern and contemporary literature and theories of the body.
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1: The Uncomfortable Ordinary 2: Housekeeping and the Phantom Ordinary 3: Living Dying in Gilead 4: The Uninhabitable Space of Home 5: Anxiety and the Everyday in Lila 6: Imaginary Intimacy in Jack
1: The Uncomfortable Ordinary 2: Housekeeping and the Phantom Ordinary 3: Living Dying in Gilead 4: The Uninhabitable Space of Home 5: Anxiety and the Everyday in Lila 6: Imaginary Intimacy in Jack
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