Orphanhood and the Search for Home in L. Frank Baum\u27s The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and Boris Pasternak\u27s Doctor Zhivago

Abstract

Defining home is not an easy task. Protagonists Dorothy of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and Yuri of Doctor Zhivago are alike in their search for home. They journey through the texts learning what home means to them, which leads to their own discoveries of home. Through these discoveries, they also learn about finding place within space, and how attachments to and love for other people can help to transform the enormity of space into a place of comfort

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