Abstract
Crossing the Boundaries between Modernist and Postmodernist Poetics: the Critical Reception of Jeanette Winterson’s Novels
Highlights
CROSSING THE BOUNDARIES BETWEEN MODERNIST AND POSTMODERNIST POETICS modernist tradition clearly demonstrate
The field of literary criticism, which focuses on the work-by-work monitoring, appraisal and classification of literary writings, is no exception to this rule, as the oppositional critical claims that tend to assign Jeanette Winterson‟s novels to the postmodernist trend and, respectively, to the 22
By taking into account both the author‟s work and her own self-proclaimed affiliation to modernism, this paper aims to outline, to examine and to assess the premises on which the various dissentient interpretations of Winterson‟s work are grounded
Summary
CROSSING THE BOUNDARIES BETWEEN MODERNIST AND POSTMODERNIST POETICS modernist tradition clearly demonstrate.
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