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In her article “‘This Place … So Vividly, So Violently, So Murderously Alive’: Emigration in John Banville’s Benjamin Black Novels”, Kersti Tarien Powell is mainly focusing on spatial location and migration—which are relevant topics—but there is another aspect of the analysis of The Lemur (2008) that is more pertinent to this study. Powell analyses the phenomenology of glass in relation to her topic, but since it involves windows too, it can be connected to this epistemologically oriented study. Powell states:

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    2026年

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  • Joakim Wrethed

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In her article “‘This Place … So Vividly, So Violently, So Murderously Alive’: Emigration in John Banville’s Benjamin Black Novels”, Kersti Tarien Powell is mainly focusing on spatial location and migration—which are relevant topics—but there is another aspect of the analysis of The Lemur (2008) that is more pertinent to this study. Powell analyses the phenomenology of glass in relation to her topic, but since it involves windows too, it can be connected to this epistemologically oriented study. Powell states: