Virginia Woolf and Kamiya Miyeko: Narrative, Illusion, and Identity

In this essay, I discuss the dual phenomena of illusion and identity, and how they were embodied in similar narrative stances held by both Virginia Woolf and Kamiya Miyeko. このエツ七イで私は、物語 (ナレテイブ)、幻想とアイデンテイテイーのニ重現象が、ウルフと神谷に見られる共通の物語構成の上でどのように具体化されているかを諭じます。...

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Published in:Japan review 1999-01 (11), p.95-111
Main Author: Moore, Madeline
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Depressive disorders
Desire
Diseases
Identity
Mothers
Mysticism
Narratives
Narrators
Navigation lights
Novels
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Summary:In this essay, I discuss the dual phenomena of illusion and identity, and how they were embodied in similar narrative stances held by both Virginia Woolf and Kamiya Miyeko. このエツ七イで私は、物語 (ナレテイブ)、幻想とアイデンテイテイーのニ重現象が、ウルフと神谷に見られる共通の物語構成の上でどのように具体化されているかを諭じます。
ISSN:0915-0986