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Textbook 1998Latest editionance to closure, irony, parody and her daring rewriting of .Jane Eyre..Each novel is treated as a complete aesthetic whole, with substantial references to the short stories, for a more penetrating insight into Jean Rhys‘ fictional universe.

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at work in Jean Rhys‘ fiction.She is shown to develop an ethics of subversion through resistance to closure, irony, parody and her daring rewriting of .Jane Eyre..Each novel is treated as a complete aesthetic whole, with substantial references to the short stories, for a more penetrating insight into Jean Rhys‘ fictional universe.

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,: The Woman’s Text, creative use of repetition. As well as roughly indicating where the story is set (the Sargasso Sea lies north-east of the Lesser West Indies), ‘Wide Sargasso Sea’ also points to the problematic of the novel. The Sargasso Sea is named after the seaweed that accumulates in that becalmed area because of eddying currents.

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minist criticism and literary theory, providing close readings of the texts and their language.The book explores the various forms of feminine dissent at work in Jean Rhys‘ fiction.She is shown to develop an ethics of subversion through resistance to closure, irony, parody and her daring rewriting o

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Introduction,was indeed quite out of the ordinary. Jean Rhys was born Ella Gwendoline Rees Williams on 24 August 1890 in Roseau, Dominica, to a Creole mother and a Welsh doctor. She spent her childhood there and left when she was seventeen to attend the Perse School in Cambridge. After a few terms, she decided t