Michel Tournier, Vendredi, Ou, Les Limbes Du PacifiqueUniversity of Glasgow French and German Publications, 1992 - 89 Seiten |
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... point of view - once , that is , the reader realises that the gunpowder will in fact be detonated not by the ' sovereign ' , but by his serf and one and only inhabitant of his kingdom , Vendredi . Similar irony can be detected elsewhere ...
... point of view - once , that is , the reader realises that the gunpowder will in fact be detonated not by the ' sovereign ' , but by his serf and one and only inhabitant of his kingdom , Vendredi . Similar irony can be detected elsewhere ...
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... point of view , and Tournier's text itself serves as a mirror held up to our limited point of view . We , like Robinson , may not like what we see . The coexistence of two such different points of view , two ways of seeing the world ...
... point of view , and Tournier's text itself serves as a mirror held up to our limited point of view . We , like Robinson , may not like what we see . The coexistence of two such different points of view , two ways of seeing the world ...
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... points of view . The Western sailors bring with them their labelling , reductive vision . Just as Robinson saw himself through Vendredi's eyes before , so he now realises that from the ethnocentric perspective of the sailors Speranza is ...
... points of view . The Western sailors bring with them their labelling , reductive vision . Just as Robinson saw himself through Vendredi's eyes before , so he now realises that from the ethnocentric perspective of the sailors Speranza is ...
Inhalt
Chapter Two Points of View | 14 |
Chapter Three Spiritual Worlds | 27 |
Chapter Four Sexual Relations | 42 |
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