Description
A study of the British science fiction writer and his work by American literary critic.
Study of the themes and images of Stapledon's fiction.
Stapledon derived many of his notions of communal bonding from his experiences at Port Said, an international, cultural crossroads, where he helped with his family's shipping business. Split between two conflicting personalities (the new, epiphanous personality versus the old, less awake one), this story is a "symbolical expression or psychological conflicts" and relationships. This work is considered highly autobiographical.
Study of the themes and images of Stapledon's fiction.
Stapledon derived many of his notions of communal bonding from his experiences at Port Said, an international, cultural crossroads, where he helped with his family's shipping business. Split between two conflicting personalities (the new, epiphanous personality versus the old, less awake one), this story is a "symbolical expression or psychological conflicts" and relationships. This work is considered highly autobiographical.
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Genres
Romance
Science Fiction
Children’s
Action & Adventure
Religion & Spirituality
Horror
Business & Economics