My paper deals with the ambiguous issue of transgressing taboos in literature. To illustrate as well as possible this issue, I chose to operate with D. H. Lawrence’s [...]]]>

My paper deals with the ambiguous issue of transgressing taboos in literature. To illustrate as well as possible this issue, I chose to operate with D. H. Lawrence’s last novel, Lady Chatterley’s Lover. I chose to operate with this book because, according to many sources and literal critics, such as Casey or Weisser, this novel is probably the most repressed ever due to its taboo subject: adultery that crossed the class line, as well as the use of graphic language.         Lecturați gratuit Transgressing Victorian Taboos in D.H. Lawrence’s “Lady Chatterley’s Lover”, author Ileana Pop Lucrarea poate fi citită online doar în Librăria Scriitorilor (www.librariascriitorilor.ro). ISBN 978-606-30-6010-6

This present paper started from my growing interest as regards (1) children‘s literacy and interests during a dark era of universal history, Nazi Germany, and (2) the curative [...]]]>

This present paper started from my growing interest as regards (1) children‘s literacy and interests during a dark era of universal history, Nazi Germany, and (2) the curative power that literacy can have upon a teenager. In order to illustrate as well as possible this issue, I chose to operate with Markus Zusak‘s novel, The Book Thief. This ―masterfully told‖ novel proved to be more than a story about the power of words and it‘s the excellent example of words‘ power in the hands of someone who knows how to make them right. Lecturați gratuit Discovering The Power Of Words In Markus Zusak’s The Book Thief, autor Ileana Pop Lucrarea poate fi citită online doar în Librăria Scriitorilor (www.librariascriitorilor.ro). ISBN 978-606-8969-77-0