Sight and knowledge disconnected : the epistemology of the visual and the ideological gaze in the novels of E.M. Forster and Virginia Woolf
One of the ways to understand literary modernism is to see it as a response to the crisis of Western ocularcentrism. First taking up E. M. Forster as a main figure and later shifting its point of focus to Virginia Woolf and finally to a contemporary author Zadie Smith, this dissertation examines how...
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Durham University
2010
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