Wide Sargasso Sea

Question 1

Angela Smith 1966

Answer 1

Rhys hears voices that bronte’s novel(Jane eyre) pushes to the margins or out of hearing

Question 2

Gilbert( 1979)

Answer 2

Rhys sought ti uncover that reality and give previously marginalised women a voice

Question 3

Laura Fish-2008

Answer 3

A book that gives voice to neglected and silenced stories exploring different inflections of marginality

Question 4

Elaine Savory -1990 on the fact that Rochester is not named

Answer 4

The husband is not named, an effective retort by Rhys to the renaming or erasure of names performed by colonialists and planters

Question 5

Elaine Savory-1990 on Rochester also being a victim of England’s values for males

Answer 5

[Rochester] is, in his way, also a victim of England’s implacable desire to raise upper-class men to make and keep money and take no emotional risks

Question 6

Barrs 2020

Answer 6

She is a hybrid, a figure that walks between cultures.

Question 7

Zabus - 1992

Answer 7

womens voices are portayed; their silence is used to reflect thewir expierences.

Question 8

Spivak- 1985

Answer 8

the novel represents complex power dynamic’s between men and women

Question 9

Spivak- 1985

Answer 9

Antonette’s identity as a creole woman places her in a marginalized position..