Why are pastiches not subject to more commentary? The specialization answer

Abstract

There is a puzzle over why some literary works which are less esteemed are subject to more commentary and some literary works which are more esteemed are subject to less. By examining Max Beerbohm’s pastiche of Joseph Conrad, I propose an answer regarding pastiches.

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Terence Rajivan Edward
University of Manchester (PhD)

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