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Rewriting The Hero And The Quest Myth And Monomyth In Captain Corellis Mandolin By Louis De Bernires New Tatiana Golban

Name: Rewriting The Hero And The Quest Myth And Monomyth In Captain Corellis Mandolin By Louis De Bernires New Tatiana Golban
SKU: BELL-37165656
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Rewriting The Hero And The Quest Myth And Monomyth In Captain Corellis Mandolin By Louis De Bernires New Tatiana Golban instant download after payment.

Publisher: Peter Lang

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.41 MB

Pages: 122

Author: Tatiana Golban

ISBN: 9783631654590, 3631654596

Language: English

Year: 2014

Edition: New

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Rewriting The Hero And The Quest Myth And Monomyth In Captain Corellis Mandolin By Louis De Bernires New Tatiana Golban by Tatiana Golban 9783631654590, 3631654596 instant download after payment.

Although Louis de Bernières is a famous and important contemporary novelist, and his work Captain Corelli’s Mandolin has been translated and sold all over the world as a best-seller, there are few academic studies that focus methodologically and theoretically on it. The book attempts to partially overcome this handicap by focusing on various thematic and structural aspects which have been practically ignored so far by this line of criticism. It targets experts and students in literary studies whose concerns are ancient myths and their contemporary revival and reimagining, and who are familiar with goals and methods of myth criticism and archetypal critical discourse, and especially with their current postmodern and postmodernist perspectives.