Taps into the fact that since the first edition, Carey's fiction has reached a far wider international audience - he's won the Booker Prize for a second time, and Oscar and Lucinda' has been made into a successful feature film. Revised and expanded, this edition features detailed readings of the latest novels - Jack Maggs and True History of the Kelly Gang. Sets Carey's work in the context of his life and influences, showing him to be a disturbing postcolonial writer as well as a great entertainer. Stresses the political concerns of Carey's work. Employs previously neglected radio interviews...
Taps into the fact that since the first edition, Carey's fiction has reached a far wider international audience - he's won the Booker Prize for a seco...
A collection of essays on literature and film covering Peter Carey's 'Jack Maggs' read through Marx's critique of capitalism, John Fowles's 'A Maggot', Andrea Levy's 'Small Island', Ursula Le Guin's 'The Left Hand of Darkness' in relation to Taoism, Gillian Armstrong's film 'My Brilliant Career', the political writing of Tom Paine, Michael Thelwell's novel 'The Harder They Come', Caribbean fiction including Wilson Harris, Ralph de Boissiere, Zee Edgell, Erna Brodber and Earl Lovelace, and post-colonial London in the works of Linton Kwesi Johnson, Sam Selvon and Derek Walcott.
A collection of essays on literature and film covering Peter Carey's 'Jack Maggs' read through Marx's critique of capitalism, John Fowles's 'A Maggot'...
A volume of essays on the theme of the political imagination, covering a range of poets and poetry including: Sean O'Brien, Tony Harrison, Thom Gunn, Paul Durcan, Derek Walcott, Caribbean women poets (including Louise Bennett, Jackie Kay, Jean Binta Breeze, Grace Nichols, Elean Thomas, Valerie Bloom, Merle, Collins, Lorna Goodison, Olive Senior, Christine Craig, Maud Sulter, Amryl Johnson), Metaphysical poetry and masculinity in John Donne.
A volume of essays on the theme of the political imagination, covering a range of poets and poetry including: Sean O'Brien, Tony Harrison, Thom Gunn, ...
John Fowles is one of the most significant British novelists of the second half of the twentieth century, exploring the possibilities and limits of individual freedom in narratives which challenge, startle and entertain with their virtuosity. Influenced by existentialism and a newly-emergent wave of feminism, his depictions of men, male power and masculinity expose the inherrent contradictions lived out not just by his characters, but also himself as a male novelist. While laying bare masculinity as a social and cultural construct, Fowles also dramatises his own contradictory status as part...
John Fowles is one of the most significant British novelists of the second half of the twentieth century, exploring the possibilities and limits of in...
This book will guides students & graduates through the essential steps, such as preparing, creating a strong first impression, common types of interview questions and how to make the most of each interview. It will show students & graduates how to identify where their skills lie and how best to get these across to employers. With decades of experience in careers advice, Bruce Woodcock takes students & graduates through the kinds of questions employers favour, and teaches them how to craft successful answers based on your own skills and strengths.
This book will guides students & graduates through the essential steps, such as preparing, creating a strong first impression, common types of intervi...
