Preservation of Oral Tradition- Why Monkey Beach Isn't a Gothic Novel
Abstract
Eden Robinson uses a variety of Haisla stories in her novel Monkey Beach. Some critics have viewed her novel as a gothic story, however, the novel is filled with cultural dimension that outshines any gothic elements. These elements and stories, not only preserve Haisla culture; but make it available to a variety of readers.
Faculty Mentor: Jack Robinson
Department: Interdisciplinary Dialogue Project
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2019-05-07
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