The Threnodies of Love: Reading the Maturation Process in Young Adult Love Narratives through a Kristevan Lens; and Messy, a Young Adult Novel
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Open access
Authors
Kugler, Kerstin Maria
Date
2019Supervisor
David Whish-Wilson
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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Humanities
School
School of Media, Culture and Social Inquiry
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Abstract
Drawing on the work of Julia Kristeva and other post-structuralist theorists who extend traditional representations of themes commonly associated with young adult literature, namely the construction of identity, growth and maturation, this thesis, which comprises an exegesis and accompanying young adult novel, seeks to make a meaningful contribution to the high-quality literary output of young adult literature and is intimately linked to Kristeva’s theory on the construction of subjectivity as subjects-in-process within love relationships.
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