Innocence, Desire, and the Architecture of the Fall

Innocence, Desire, and the Architecture of the Fall

The Grape and Its Counter-Symbols in the Fiction of John Hawkes

by Jason Carroll Holloway

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A scholarly monograph examining five recurring motifs — the grape, the camera, the wounded body, architectural enclosure, and the child — across the fiction of postmodern American novelist John Hawkes. Originally submitted as a thesis at Mercy University.

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