![]() ![]() Thus repetition can be seen as the regulating principle working both within the novels and between them, where it takes the form of a certain mourning, or a process of releasing the desire for a once possessed, but lost unified self and for an imagined sociality without otherness, a desire underlying also certain forms of literary and social criticism. Similarly, although in a different manner, this desire to find a space beyond the existing social limits is repeated in The Cleft (2007) as a dream of an all-female world before the arrival of sexual difference. ![]() ![]() The central theme of Doris Lessing’s The golden notebook (1962) is struggle and the heroine’s attempts to stake out a new territory where she would be able to re-define herself and gain on a new identity. ![]()
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