URBAN SPACE, CITY LIFE AND IDENTITY CONSTRUCTION IN MARGARET ATWOOD’S CAT’S EYE
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Бимберг Кр. Город, городская жизнь и структурирование идентификации
в романе Маргарет Этвуд «Кошачий глаз». В статье анализируется седьмой роман Маргарет Этвуд «Кошачий глаз» (1988). Он был опубликован вслед за международным бестселлером «Рассказ служанки», но не получил такого литературного внимания. В романе «Кошачий глаз» ретроспекция протагониста и рассказчика от первого лица о своем детстве переплетаются в Торонто 40-х годов. Действие охватывает период
до 80-х годов и постепенно перемещается в Ванкувер. Тема детства переходит в обсуждение идентификаций Элейн Рисли в социальных ролях девочки, дочки, друга, студентки, возлюбленной, художницы, женщины, жены и канадки.
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