How Literary Locations Help Us Understand the World We Inhabit
RTE Brainstorm, Updated / Friday, 4 Sep 2020 14:19
Abstract
Woods do not signify, but the woods at night in a Robert Frost poem signify a lot. Fictionalized places in literature can carry meaning so compounded by layers of intention and expectation that they become sites of seduction, full of ambiguity and begging for interpretation.
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