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The Differing Shame Cultures of Tony Williams's Nutcase and Grettir's Saga
Abstract:
Tony Williams's Nutcase translates Grettir's Saga into a modern setting. Saga shame- and social media shame cultures differ, particularly in what gives life to life. I draw on Beowulf, Grettir's Saga, current criticisms of both, cultural theory, and other novels that build upon these earlier texts.
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