تولید فضا در «ساگ هاربر» کلسون وایتهد و «تابستان» ادیت وارتون

At first glance, Edith Wharton’s 1917 novella Summer and Colson Whitehead’s 2009 novel Sag Harbor do not have much in common. Not only were they written almost a century apart, but the protagonist of Wharton’s text is a young woman while the protagonist of Whitehead’s book is a young man. Additionally, Summer takes place in a fictional New England countryside village, whereas the setting of Sag Harbor is the Long Island coastal town that lends the text its name. However, they both take place ...