Nabokov’s narration in Lolita

Stoian, Teodora (2025), Nabokov’s narration in Lolita, Cunoașterea Științifică, 4:2, 121-127, https://www.cunoasterea.ro/nabokovs-narration-in-lolita/   Abstract “Lolita” is a first-person confessional narrative, composed in a jail on the verge of a fatal “coronary thrombosis” (L3) that is heart failure by Humbert Humbert, an intelligent European immigrant. Humbert’s story is prefaced by a Foreword written by John Ray Ph.D, who introduces himself as the editor of the manuscrispt. Keywords: Humbert Humbert, Lolita, narration, John Ray, Vladimir Nabokov Narațiunea lui Nabokov în Lolita Rezumat … Read More

Rebellion in George Orwell’s “1984”

Winston Smith’s rebellion in “1984” implies the struggle for instinctual freedom against the conformity of totalitarian state. Orwell’s Winston Smith is the last Adam, reenacting the myth of the Fall, following his Eve into disobedience against God. Thus, the misfortunes of Winston, Orwell’s anti-hero reveal the political system of the ruling state of Oceania in 1984.

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