Bu tez William Harrison Ainsworth'ün The Lancashire Witches (1848) adlı romanında cadı figürünün 16. ve 17. yüzyıl Avrupa'sındaki metinler ve söylemdeki oluşumunu inceler. İngiliz edebiyatının Viktorya dönemi temsilcisi ...

George Eliot lived in the early Victorian age which witnessed a transformation in the social structure because of the Industrial Revolution. In Middlemarch, she analyzes the emergence of the capitalist paradigm, and the ...

Bu tez, Graham Swift'in romanı Su Diyarı'nı Linda Hutcheon'un tarihsel üst kurmaca kavramı ışığında postmodern tarihi roman olarak incelemeyi amaçlar. Temelde, bu teori tarihin kurmaca olduğunu ve saf gerçekliği sunamayacağını ...

John Fowles is one of the famous novelists of the twentieth century. The French Lieutenanfs Woman is considered to be his best work in which he demonstrates the interacting natures of fiction and life, culture and ideology, ...

Doctor Faustus başlıklı oyunun yazarı Christopher Marlowe, dinin egemen olduğu Ortaçağ döneminden, sorgulayıcı insan zihninin evrimi aracılığıyla seküler Rönesans dönemine geçişi sergiler. Oyunun ana karakteri Doktor ...

George Eliot lived in the early Victorian age which witnessed a transformation in the social structure because of the Industrial Revolution. In Middlemarch, she analyzes the emergence of the capitalist paradigm, and the ...

In Paradise Lost, John Milton succeeds in creating semi-religious and semi-scientific viewpoints about the Biblical fall of man. With his own contribution to the interpretation of the fall, he depicts the paradoxical nature ...

This thesis analyzes George Eliot’s Middlemarch, sets it firmly within the social structures of early 19th century Britain. Socially-imposed identity, strict moral and conventional expectations, the class system, and social ...

Although criticized for her indifference to the Industrial Revolution or Napoleonic Wars, Austen was a keen observer of her society in terms of relations between man and woman. She reflected her observations in her novels ...

Angela Carter's The Passion of New Eve, first published in 1977, is a thought–provoking text in which all conceptions regarding conventional myths, stereo–typed gender identities and traditional utopian/dystopian notions ...