In this study the numerous literary and autobiographical allusions in Nabokov¿s novel are annotated and analyzed, which reveals an altogether different love affair the main character had than the narrator wishes the reader to believe.
In this study the numerous literary and autobiographical allusions in Nabokov¿s novel are annotated and analyzed, which reveals an altogether different love affair the main character had than the narrator wishes the reader to believe.
Gerard de Vries¿ first paper appeared in Russian Literature Triquarterly in 1991 and he has written since many articles on Nabokov¿s works, which were published in American, French and Russian academic journals. With D. Barton Johnson he wrote Nabokov and the Art of Painting (2006).
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Acknowledgments Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Annotations Chapter 3: Motifs: Narrative Chapter 4: Motifs: Identities Chapter 5: Motifs: Death and Beyond Chapter 6: Conclusion Works Cited Index
