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Introduction: Rhys Matters?ecause “there has been such an enormous amount of writing on her. there is a Rhys industry” (xiv). Since Savory wrote those words, there have been two international conferences dedicated to Rhys: one in Dominica in 2004, the second in London in 2010. Later, in her., Elaine Savory declares that “Rhys

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Language and Belonging in Jean Rhys’s ultilingual form that includes untranslated Welsh, French, French patois as well as several varieties of English: West Indian, King’s, and cockney. Attention paid to these instances of foreign and accented language in the novel points to new foci within the text; multilingualism here not only mimics

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The Country and the City in Jean Rhys’s lace for herself within the racially and culturally stratified community on the island. She feels alienated from a father who grew up in metropolitan Britain and an English stepmother, Hester, who had only recently arrived on the island and insists that Anna identify as English..

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“That Misty Zone Which Divides Life from Death”: The Concept of the , in Jean Rhys’s Short Fictionaracteristics, such as compassion and free will) comes from popular culture and has its origins in such Hollywood movies as . (1932) and . (1943), my primary interest in this chapter is in the African-Caribbean conception of the . as it reflects Jean Rhys’s own understanding.

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