Virtual and Reality: Postmodern Narrative in The French Lieutenant’s Woman

Abstract

Postmodernism, a product of the latter half of the 20th century’s postmodern society, has captivated the literary thought world with its compelling presence. John Fowles, a distinguished contemporary writer, is renowned for the experimental and innovative postmodern narrative techniques in his literary creations. This paper explores the postmodern narrative skills in The French Lieutenant’s Woman, focusing on the character Sarah to unveil the novel’s themes of freedom and independence.