Literature
Wide Sargasso Sea: a postcolonial reading (part two)
Part two of the novel is narrated by Antoinette’s husband, and describes how he marries Antoinette for her money due to his position as the second son in an age of primogeniture. However, the marriage quickly falls apart as the husband comes to see Antoinette as tainted with the suggestion that her father had affairs […]
What links ‘Jane Eyre’ and ‘Heart of Darkness’?: A Bakhtinian Reading (part two)
A conclusion to the similarities in chronotope between ‘Jane Eyre’ and ‘Heart of Darkness’
