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Katherine Mansfield (1888–1923) was a New Zealand-born modernist short-story writer known for her innovative narrative techniques and vivid characterizations. Her stories, including “The Garden Party” and “Bliss,” are celebrated for their psychological depth and exploration of the human condition.
short story ‘Bliss’ by Katherine Mansfield, three of its translations into Brazilian Portuguese, and three of its translations into European Spanish. Discourse presentation relates to speech, thought and writing in literary texts, though this can be present in other types of text (SEMINO & SHORT, 2004).
by Katherine Mansfield. *SUMMARY: ‘Bliss’’ opens with Bertha Young reflecting on how wonderful her life is. As she walks home, she is overwhelmed by a feeling of bliss; she feels tremendously content with her home, her husband, her baby, and her friends. داستان با برتا یونگ شروع میشود.
Bliss. Bliss. Lyrics. ALTHOUGH Bertha Young was thirty she still had moments like this when she wanted to run instead of walk, to take dancing steps on and off the pavement, to bowl a hoop, to ...
Katherine Mansfield was a contemporary of British writers such as Virginia Woolf, D. H. Lawrence, and James Joyce. As a Modernist story, “Bliss” focuses on the protagonist’s emotions and growing self-awareness, and Mansfield extensively uses stream of consciousness to explore the inner workings of her protagonist’s mind.
Katherine Mansfieldの作家としての円熟期に書かれた“Bliss”（1918）は、 そのシンボリスティックな比喩表現と思いがけない展開、さらに曖昧さを帯び たエンディングによって、多様な読みの可能性を孕み、読者を魅了する。
She hardly dared to look into the cold mirror–but she did look, and it gave her back a woman, radiant, with smiling, trembling lips, with big, dark eyes and an air of listening, waiting for something . . . divine to happen . . . that she knew must happen . . . infallibly.
