MEMORY AS DISCOURSE IN HAROLD PINTER’S «OLD TIMES» , «BETRAYAL» AND «A KIND OF ALASKA»

Carla Ferreira de Castro

doi:10.34630/polissema.v0i12.3069

MEMORY AS DISCOURSE IN HAROLD PINTER’S «OLD TIMES» , «BETRAYAL» AND «A KIND OF ALASKA»

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Carla Ferreira de Castro

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.34630/polissema.v0i12.3069

Palavras-chave:

Pinter, Language, Silence, Memory, Time

Resumo

This paper aims at developing the topic of identity and the narration of the self through the other in Harold Pinter’s plays Old Times, Betrayal and A Kind of Alaska. In these plays Pinter deploys strategies to convey multiple implications which are based on the power of memory in which the structure of the plays is concocted.

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2019-05-03

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Castro, C. F. de. (2019). MEMORY AS DISCOURSE IN HAROLD PINTER’S «OLD TIMES» , «BETRAYAL» AND «A KIND OF ALASKA». POLISSEMA – Revista De Letras Do ISCAP, 1(12), 75–97. https://doi.org/10.34630/polissema.v0i12.3069