Narrative Self-Absolution and Political Tyranny in Moby-Dick and Darkness at Noon

Authors :: Duban, James
Source :: Papers on Language & Literature. Summer, 2018, Vol. 54 Issue 3, p237, 23 p.
Publication Year :: 2018
Abstract: What is the pertinence of Moby-Dick (1850) for the narrative technique, political concerns, and lingering guilt of Arthur Koestler (1905-1983), a reformed Communist Party member and Hungarian-British novelist who was [...]

Subjects :: Moby Dick (Novel) -- Criticism and interpretation
Darkness at Noon (Novel) -- Criticism and interpretation
Tyranny -- Analysis
Novelists -- Works
Absolution -- Analysis
Narratives -- Political aspects
Languages and linguistics
Literature/writing

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