Space and Otherness in Dorothy Richardson’s Pointed Roofs and The Tunnel

London is treated as a means by which her theme of self discovery is carried forward. She presents the city as a labyrinth waiting to be wandered and explored. The title Pilgrimage also reveals the fact that it is an allegorical fiction, a quest novel whose main character sets out in search of her self.

discuss Richardson’s treatment of space in Miriam’s maturation process.

Space and Otherness in Dorothy Richardson’s Pointed Roofs and The Tunnel

London is treated as a means by which her theme of self discovery is carried forward. She presents the city as a labyrinth waiting to be wandered and explored. The title Pilgrimage also reveals the fact that it is an allegorical fiction, a quest novel whose main character sets out in search of her self.

discuss Richardson’s treatment of space in Miriam’s maturation process.