This monograph examines Caryl Phillip's novel, exploring recurring expressions of exclusion and discrimination throughout history with particular focus on Jewish and African diasporas and the storytelling of its migrant characters. The study concerns also notions of race and considers allusions to Shakespeare's Othello. The employed methodology is post-colonial criticism.
History and Race in Caryl Phillips's The Nature of Blood
Maria Festa
2020-01-01
Abstract
This monograph examines Caryl Phillip's novel, exploring recurring expressions of exclusion and discrimination throughout history with particular focus on Jewish and African diasporas and the storytelling of its migrant characters. The study concerns also notions of race and considers allusions to Shakespeare's Othello. The employed methodology is post-colonial criticism.File in questo prodotto:
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