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Letters of Charles Dickens to Wilkie Collins. Milner, Max. Paris: Seuil, Miner, Earl. Mitchell, W. Iconology: Image, Text, Ideology.

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Tolkien, J. The Lord of the Rings. New York: Houghton Mifflin, Trollope, Anthony.

Barchester Towers. New York: Dick and Fitzgerald, I discuss literature alongside visual art because they coexist in a common cultural field; their meanings are interconnected and mutually reinforcing. I subscribe to the theoretical stance outlined by W. To study one medium necessarily involves studying the others, and for shadows painting has a certain primacy. We think of shadows in artworks, even if they are written, as primarily visual entities, and painting has set the terms for that representation over the course of centuries.

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This is probably why we have authoritative histories of shadows in painting that also take up shadows in photography or film, while as yet there are no full-scale treatments of shadows in those latter two media. But as those histories show, cheek-by-jowl with the painted shadow there lurks a huge body of literary shadow, influencing it and being influenced by it. Textual shadows stretch from the shades of Homer and the protective shadow of the Lord in the Hebrew bible, to the shadows of Plato's cave and the providential fore-shadows of Christian typologists, to the shadow-substance motifs of Renaissance poetry and drama, to the dark shadow-double that haunts the good intentions of post-Enlightenment humanity.

To speak of the painted shadow is to work with its textual shadow as well, and vice versa. There is no type of shadow image or meaning in one medium that does not have its counterpart in the other arts. See Thomson, Contents - Previous document - Next document. Full text PDF Send by e-mail. I discuss literature alongside visual art because they coexist in a co Bibliography Allingham, Phillip.

Barrie, J. Peter Pan. New York: Signet, Conrad, Joseph. The End of the Tether. Dombey and Son. Great Expectations. Our Mutual Friend. Sabatini, Raphael. The Sea Hawk. New York: Norton, Woolf, Virginia. London: Hogarth, Notes 1 A few words about my method. Top of page. Jean Robinson rated it it was amazing Jul 29, Grace Nielsen rated it really liked it Sep 24, Trudi Yates rated it really liked it Jan 30, Louise Brown rated it really liked it Apr 30, Grainne rated it it was amazing Sep 02, Lesley Shiner rated it liked it Jun 08, Linda rated it really liked it Feb 09, Sophie Hocknull rated it really liked it Apr 05, Cath rated it liked it Feb 07, Mary Helen Carroll Burke rated it it was ok Mar 22, Kellie rated it did not like it May 15, Roberta Seely rated it really liked it Jan 29, Frances Tomlin rated it liked it Aug 10, Kate rated it did not like it Sep 06, GerMc rated it it was amazing Jan 20, Sarah Taylor rated it really liked it Apr 25, Roxy rated it it was amazing Apr 17, Janie Dickie rated it liked it May 28, There are no discussion topics on this book yet.

Readers also enjoyed. About Jane Holland. Jane Holland. Jane Holland is a poet and novelist with nearly thirty published novels, six collections of poetry, and dozens of short fiction titles under this and other names. The middle child of romance legend Charlotte Lamb, she grew up in Essex and later the Isle of Man before returning to the British mainland as an adult. Nomadic by nature, Jane Holland currently resides in the South West of England with Jane Holland is a poet and novelist with nearly thirty published novels, six collections of poetry, and dozens of short fiction titles under this and other names.

Nomadic by nature, Jane Holland currently resides in the South West of England with her husband and young family, and is a keen home schooler.

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When not writing, she also works as a freelance editor. In a previous incarnation, she was a semi-professional snooker player and reached No. Photograph credit: Anand Chhabra