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Poesque Space as a Fear Factor in Kazuo IShiguro's When we were Orphans and Never Let Me Go = = Kazuo IShiguro'nun when we were Orphans ve Never Let Me Go Adli Romanlarinda Korku Faktoru Olarak Poesk Mekan.

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Title/Author:	Poesque Space as a Fear Factor in Kazuo IShiguro's When we were Orphans and Never Let Me Go =/
Reminder of title:	Kazuo IShiguro'nun when we were Orphans ve Never Let Me Go Adli Romanlarinda Korku Faktoru Olarak Poesk Mekan.
remainder title:	Kazuo IShiguro'nun when we were Orphans ve Never Let Me Go Adli Romanlarinda Korku Faktoru Olarak Poesk Mekan.
Author:	Demir, Hasan Serkan.
Description:	1 online resource (96 pages)
Notes:	Source: Masters Abstracts International, Volume: 85-08.
Contained By:	Masters Abstracts International85-08.
Subject:	Fear & phobias. -
Online resource:	click for full text (PQDT)
ISBN:	9798381600193

Poesque Space as a Fear Factor in Kazuo IShiguro's When we were Orphans and Never Let Me Go = = Kazuo IShiguro'nun when we were Orphans ve Never Let Me Go Adli Romanlarinda Korku Faktoru Olarak Poesk Mekan.
Demir, Hasan Serkan.

Poesque Space as a Fear Factor in Kazuo IShiguro's When we were Orphans and Never Let Me Go =Kazuo IShiguro'nun when we were Orphans ve Never Let Me Go Adli Romanlarinda Korku Faktoru Olarak Poesk Mekan.Kazuo IShiguro'nun when we were Orphans ve Never Let Me Go Adli Romanlarinda Korku Faktoru Olarak Poesk Mekan. - 1 online resource (96 pages)

Source: Masters Abstracts International, Volume: 85-08.

Thesis (M.S.)--Dokuz Eylul Universitesi (Turkey), 2018.

Includes bibliographical references

Literary pace plays an important role in the evocation of feelings because space is not only a container of things but a subjective reality. The meaning of space depends on the person who attaches meaning to it. In Poe's stories, it is the narrator who forges the meaning of space based on his most important tool, stories. Gothic fiction is probably the most typical example in which space is used to create different moods and emotions. Gothic narratives use this element to create a horrid atmosphere filled with darkness and unknown. Edgar Allan Poe, as a gothic fiction writer, owes his gothic effect largely to the narrator's perception and understanding of space. Radiating from the narrator's mind, Poe's space uncannily echoes everywhere. While Poe masterfully manipulates the imagination of his narrator, he successfully draws his reader to this horrid space.The contemporary writer Kazuo Ishiguro echoes Poe in terms of the concept of space in his novels. For both Poe and Ishiguro, the uncanny and doubles are extremely important elements. Both writers use these elements in order to blur the boundaries of reality. Threatening the boundaries of reality leads to doubts as to taken-for-granted definitions. Besides, stories play an important role in creating space for both Ishiguro and Poe.This thesis aims to follow the projections of Poesque methods KazuoIshiguro employs in his novels Never Let Me Go and When We Were Orphans, suchas narration or storytelling, doubles, unknown and uncanny.

Electronic reproduction.
Ann Arbor, Mich. :
ProQuest,
2024

Mode of access: World Wide Web

ISBN: 9798381600193Subjects--Topical Terms:

1465910
Fear & phobias.
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Electronic books.

Poesque Space as a Fear Factor in Kazuo IShiguro's When we were Orphans and Never Let Me Go = = Kazuo IShiguro'nun when we were Orphans ve Never Let Me Go Adli Romanlarinda Korku Faktoru Olarak Poesk Mekan.
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