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Familial Traces: Photography and Trauma in Doris Lessing’s Auto/biographical Narratives
Arias-Doblas, Maria Rosario (2014-12-16)This paper deals with the use of photography in Doris Lessing’s auto/biographical writings, particularly, Under My Skin: Volume One of My Autobiography, to 1949 (1994), and more recently, Alfred and Emily (2008). Both works ... -
Madres e hijas en la narrativa de Lessing, Atwood y Mantel
Arias-Doblas, Maria Rosario (Universidad de Málaga, Servicio de Publicaciones, 2000)Esta tesis doctoral examina las figuras de madres e hijas en una selección de textos narrativos de tres autoras contemporáneas: Doris Lessing (1919), Margaret Atwood (1939) y Hilary Mantel (1952). En el primer capítulo, ... -
Mapping the Liminal Experience of Eastern Europe in Selected American Works, 1965-2002
Bryla, Martyna (Servicio de Publicaciones y Divulgación Científica, 2015)The purpose of this dissertation is to study literary representations of Eastern Europe in the works of celebrated and less-known American authors, who visited and narrated the region between the mid-1960s and early 2000s. ... -
Medicine and female gothic in the Neo-Victorian novel: renegotiating monstrosities now
Heiberg Madsen, Lea (Universidad de Málaga, Servicio de Publicaciones y Divulgación Científica, 2014)En la época victoriana, las lecturas médicas y escritos sobre el cuerpo femenino se superponía fusionaban con otros discursos. En la actualidad se da también este caso, y las investigaciones medicalizadas sobre las mujeres, ... -
Neo-Victorian Novels of Spectacle: Mapping Gendered Spaces in the City
Pettersson, Lin Elinor (Universidad de Málaga, Servicio de Publicaciones y Divulgación Científica, 2013)The scope of the present PhD thesis is to analyse the process of spatialising identities in neo-Victorian literature. This study explores how space and gender converge in the formation of subjective identities using a ... -
'The Sea is History': Transoceanic Perspectives on the Neo-Victorian Maritime Novel
Martín González, Juan José (UMA Editorial, 2019-10)This PhD thesis examines a selection of postcolonial neo-Victorian novels in the context of oceanic migration during the nineteenth century. The Victorian period (1837-1901) in Britain features today as a fulcrum point for ...