Feminization of the woods in Tana French’s In the woods and Dolores Redondo’s El guardi'an invisible
Автор: Lapina E.V.
Журнал: Мировая литература в контексте культуры @worldlit
Рубрика: Проблематика и поэтика мировой литературы
Статья в выпуске: 16 (22), 2023 года.
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The article studies the narrative means of feminizing the image of the woods in two novels, In the Woods by Tana French and El Guardián Invisible by Dolores Redondo. The main approach employed is feminist literary criticism. One of the key concepts is Michel Foucault´s heterotopia. The methodology of analysis involves comparing plot building devices, important motifs, and spatial poetics of the woods in the novels under study. It was revealed that these novels manifest important similarities from the point of view of depicting the woods as femininityrelated heterotopia and link its symbolism with the national mythologies of the two cultures, Irish and Basque-Navarran.
Heterotopia, woods, tana french, in the woods, dolores redondo, el guardián invisible, feminization
Короткий адрес: https://sciup.org/147241313
IDR: 147241313 | DOI: 10.17072/2304-909X-2023-16-11-16
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