Titlebook: Jean Rhys; A Critical Study Thomas F. Staley Book 1979 Thomas F. Staley 1979 Bronte.fiction.novel.Virginia Woolf

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The Later Writing,re in the modern English novel. The increasing interest in her work is to some extent a result of the growing attention that has been paid to women artists and of the recognition of women generally, but this development accounts only in part for her reputation. It is not only because readers are mor

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Art and Experience,re study rather than treat it as background to her work. The extraordinary circumstances of Jean Rhys’s nomadic and bohemian life are fascinating in themselves. Her origin, cultural milieu, and experiences no doubt explain many of the unique qualities of her art and must be taken into consideration

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,,hich modern fiction was to be rendered effectively, and how personal experience could be transmuted into the subject matter of art. Her intuitive sense of form gave several of these short stories originality, centrality of focus, and unity of theme. The novel, however, creates enlarged and different

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,,ious four novels’,. and quite different in treatment and subject matter, if not theme, from the four earlier novels. Rhys, of course, first used her West Indian background for material in ., and even in her first volume of stories explicit West Indian backgrounds are used in two of them. But the the