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Annis Pratt

    Questa autrice esplora la tensione tra il desiderio di bene collettivo e la realtà della competizione e del profitto che plasma il nostro mondo. Attraverso una produzione letteraria che va oltre la finzione tradizionale, pone domande vitali sui mali umani e sul loro impatto sul nostro pianeta, suggerendo al contempo percorsi verso la riparazione. Combinando la passione per l'attivismo comunitario con la sua scrittura, l'autrice si concentra sulla narrativa ecologica radicata nei conflitti storici tra sfruttatori e coloro che cercano l'armonia con la natura. Questa creazione letteraria, ambientata in un mondo dal sapore realistico, svela lotte durature per la preservazione ambientale, offrendo narrazioni avvincenti per un vasto pubblico.

    Archetypal Patterns in Women's Fiction
    The Marshlanders
    • The Marshlanders

      Volume One of the Marshlanders Trilogy

      • 328pagine
      • 12 ore di lettura

      The narrative explores the struggle of self-sustaining communities against adversaries intent on exploiting their wetlands for agriculture. After a tragic loss, Clare and William find refuge among marsh dwellers and coastal farmers, forging new identities amidst the conflict. Their journey highlights themes of resilience, survival, and the clash between ecological preservation and development, as they navigate the challenges posed by both their pasts and the external threats to their new home.

      The Marshlanders
    • Archetypal patterns endure because they give expression to perennial dilemmas submerged in the collective unconscious. Having examined more than 300 novels by both major and minor women writers over three centuries, Annis Pratt perceives in women's fiction distinctive elements of plot, characterization, image, and tone. She argues that women's fiction should be read as a mutually illuminative or interrelated field of texts reflecting feminine archetypes that are signals of a repressed tradition in conflict with patriarchal culture. Pratt suggests that the archetypal patterns in women's fiction provide a ritual expression containing the potential for the reader's personal transformation and that women's novels constitute literary variations on preliterary folk practices that are available in the realm of imagination even when they have long been absent from day-to-day life.

      Archetypal Patterns in Women's Fiction