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Katherine Mansfield's fiction

Author: Patrick D Morrow
Publisher: Bowling Green, OH : Bowling Green State University Popular Press, ©1993.
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"Fortunately, Katherine Mansfield has had several excellent biographers - Antony Alpers, Jeffrey Meyers, and Claire Tomalin immediately come to mind - but a great deal remains to be said about the nature of Mansfield's writing. This book attempts to analyze a major part of her fiction, concentrating on an analysis of the various textures, themes, and issues, plus the point of view virtuosity that she accomplished in  Read more...
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Morrow, Patrick D.
Katherine Mansfield's fiction.
Bowling Green, OH : Bowling Green State University Popular Press, c1993
(OCoLC)624332803
Named Person: Katherine Mansfield; Katherine Mansfield; Katherine Mansfield
Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: Patrick D Morrow
ISBN: 087972563X 9780879725631 0879725648 9780879725648
OCLC Number: 28463738
Description: ii, 158 p. ; 24 cm.
Contents: Acknowledgements --
Plan of this book --
Basic KM biography --
Shifting house with Kass --
Three critical perspectives on Mansfield's fiction --
Stories from "In a German pension" --
Stories from "Bliss and other stories" --
Stories from "The garden party and other stories" --
Stories from the posthumous collection, "The dove's nest and other stories" --
Stories from the posthumous collection, "Something childish and other stories" --
Conclusion : KM and other contemporary British short story writers --
Works cited --
Index of KM's stories in "Katherine Mansfield's fiction".
Responsibility: Patrick D. Morrow.
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"Fortunately, Katherine Mansfield has had several excellent biographers - Antony Alpers, Jeffrey Meyers, and Claire Tomalin immediately come to mind - but a great deal remains to be said about the nature of Mansfield's writing. This book attempts to analyze a major part of her fiction, concentrating on an analysis of the various textures, themes, and issues, plus the point of view virtuosity that she accomplished in her short lifetime (34 years). Many of her most famous works, such as "Prelude," "Bliss," "Germans at Meat," "The Girl Who Was Tired," "The Women at the Store" and "The Garden Party," are explicated, along with many of her less famous and unfinished stories. The book begins with a biographical issue - why KM had an almost pathological need to move her location - then proffers a critical basis for studying her works, and makes a volume-by-volume study of this work. The conclusion gives quite specific comparisons between Mansfield stories and stories of her contemporaries, such as D.H. Lawrence, Virginia Woolf, Elizabeth Bowen and several other writers."--BOOK JACKET.

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