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9 janvier 2018
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David Waterman, « Identity in Doris Lessing’s Space Fiction », Études britanniques contemporaines, ID : 10.4000/ebc.3988
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In her space fiction, Doris Lessing makes clear her aim to encourage us to look at our individual and collective identities more objectively. Included in this study of identity, of our role as a member of a society based on group affiliation, are works which can be considered under the rubric of what Lessing calls ‘space fiction’: the five novels of Canopus in Argos: Archives, as well as Briefing for a Descent into Hell and Memoirs of a Survivor, all of which have more to do with their effect...