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Willa Cather
Exil
Landscape in literature
Landscapes in literature
Nature in literature
Critique et interprétation
Women and literature
Criticism and interpretation
History
This is a work about the ways in which Willa Cather transforms secular space into sacred places in her fiction. She uses landscape not merely as a backdrop against which her characters struggle, but as a character in and of itself - a dynamic presence. For her, landscape is like consciousness, surro…
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