The Fly and the Displaced Self: Affective Potential in the Epiphanic Moments of Mansfield, Woolf and Lawrence

Keyphrases

• Modernist 100%
• Woolf 100%
• Affective Potential 100%
• Buzz 66%
• Poetry 33%
• Poet 33%
• Decentering 33%
• Diary 33%
• Betrayal 33%
• Hereafter 33%
• Revenge 33%
• Emily Dickinson 33%
• Satire 33%
• Literary Criticism 33%
• Reorient 33%
• Punching 33%
• Narrative Frames 33%
• Odysseus 33%
• Generic Approach 33%
• Existential Crisis 33%
• James Joyce 33%
• Zootopia 33%
• Leopold Bloom 33%
• Sentimentality 33%
• Science Ethics 33%
• Observation Objects 33%
• Emotional Crisis 33%
• Katherine Mansfield 33%
• Epistemological Change 33%
• Virginia Woolf 33%
• Deathbed 33%

Arts and Humanities

• Affective 100%
• Protagonist 100%
• Modernist 75%
• Narrative 50%
• Dickinson 50%
• Portrayal 25%
• Crisis 25%
• Satire 25%
• Diary 25%
• Spirit 25%
• Virginia Woolf 25%
• Katherine Mansfield 25%
• Emily Dickinson 25%
• Literary Criticism 25%
• Betrayal 25%
• Odysseus 25%
• Generic 25%
• Sentimentality 25%
• D. H. Lawrence 25%
• Revenge 25%
• James Joyce 25%
• Aesthetics 25%
• Episode 25%