S. F.
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presents some features shared by his famous novels and short stories, which go far beyond the well known theme of sight. The religious and chronicle style, for instance, which gives voice to deeprooted deeds and thoughts, juxtaposes to a Medieval setting a symbolic system which is archetypical but still active in the collective
imagination. This style also succeeds in surrounding the writer’s
later works with a disquieting aura.
presents some features shared by his famous novels and short stories, which go far beyond the well known theme of sight. The religious and chronicle style, for instance, which gives voice to deeprooted deeds and thoughts, juxtaposes to a Medieval setting a symbolic system which is archetypical but still active in the collective
imagination. This style also succeeds in surrounding the writer’s
later works with a disquieting aura.