Fear and Blindness are the Keywords of colonial Romanesque Discourse. Starting from the archetypical scene of Odyssey IX (the Struggle between Odysseus and the Cyclop and the Curse of failed Hospitality), the essay inquires into two masterworks of XIX Century Novel: Benito Cereno (1856) by Herman Melville, and Heart of Darkness (1899), by Joseph Conrad.
L'altro, l'alterità e l'incubo occidentale: Melville e Conrad
Attilio Scuderi
2021-01-01
Abstract
Fear and Blindness are the Keywords of colonial Romanesque Discourse. Starting from the archetypical scene of Odyssey IX (the Struggle between Odysseus and the Cyclop and the Curse of failed Hospitality), the essay inquires into two masterworks of XIX Century Novel: Benito Cereno (1856) by Herman Melville, and Heart of Darkness (1899), by Joseph Conrad.File in questo prodotto:
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