Vanity and insecurity : Brian O'Nolan the Court Jester.
In his lifetime, O‟Nolan addressed many issues through his writing that often left critics criticizing and his readers unable to make sense of his work. He experimented with his writing, and pushed the boundaries of being an author to such an extent that vanity and insecurity became his notable trai...
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| author | Ng, Clarice Shu Fen. |
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| description | In his lifetime, O‟Nolan addressed many issues through his writing that often left critics criticizing and his readers unable to make sense of his work. He experimented with his writing, and pushed the boundaries of being an author to such an extent that vanity and insecurity became his notable traits. Such traits are paralleled by the court jester who was given the permission to “say whatever came into his head” at the risk of losing his life (Otto). Using the metaphor of the court jester, my final year project will examine the vanity and insecurity of Brian O‟Nolan the court jester of Ireland. |
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| spelling | ntu-10356/385532019-12-10T11:39:07Z Vanity and insecurity : Brian O'Nolan the Court Jester. Ng, Clarice Shu Fen. School of Humanities and Social Sciences Peter van de Kamp DRNTU::Humanities::Literature::English In his lifetime, O‟Nolan addressed many issues through his writing that often left critics criticizing and his readers unable to make sense of his work. He experimented with his writing, and pushed the boundaries of being an author to such an extent that vanity and insecurity became his notable traits. Such traits are paralleled by the court jester who was given the permission to “say whatever came into his head” at the risk of losing his life (Otto). Using the metaphor of the court jester, my final year project will examine the vanity and insecurity of Brian O‟Nolan the court jester of Ireland. Bachelor of Arts 2010-05-11T06:43:49Z 2010-05-11T06:43:49Z 2010 2010 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/38553 en Nanyang Technological University 31 p. application/pdf |
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