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Realizing Absence in ,,hat this use of realized metaphor is an integral part of the novel’s representation of slavery. Realization is not simply a formal matter of metaphorical referents being posited as textual realities, but is registered in the novel’s represented world, its use of the specter and its discursive use of

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Spectral and Metaphorical Domains in ,,l “domains” or “frames of reference.” Hrushovski considers the conflation of two frames of reference in a text to be the essential condition for the presence of metaphor: “A metaphor exists only if two domains exist vividly in a text; the metaphorical expressions belong literally to one and metaphor

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Conclusion,matic histories that they, respectively, address. Although they are very different, both novels develop and extend the spectral metaphor in similar directions, especially in their deconstructive conclusions. Both end with a spectral erasure of presence that self-reflexively recognizes their structur

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