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Márton Ágota » Szekció: English Language and Literature
» Bemutatás éve: 2010
» Cím: Time interrelations and metamorphosed realities in Jeanette Winterson's Sexing the Cherry
» Intézmény: BBTE, BtK, angol-magyar szak, II. év
» Minősítés: 1 díj
» Témavezető: dr. Mihálycsa Erika tanársegéd, BBTE, BtK, Angol nyelv és irodalomtudományi tanszék
» Kivonat:
The essay aims at revealing the relations between time and matter, time and fictional possibilities, multidimensional time-spheres and metamorphosed, simultaneously existing realities in Jeanette Winterson's Sexing the Cherry. In the “postmodern universe“ of textuality, the conception, the interpretation of time is fragmented, divided into “pieces“. By tracing the journeys (the time-experiences) of some characters, continuous transformations and forbidden crossings of time can be discovered. That is, the characters can travel —even without moving— between metamorphic realities, assuming several alter egos, living in both the same and in different times. Actually, the main question of the novel: What does this [an abundance of traditions, perceptions, theories concerning time] say about time and the reality of the world? - could be converted as follows: What does this say about “fiction's particular possibilities to shed light on time, that most inescapable of human concerns?“(Morrison)
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