Morpho Eugenia

Style and Technique

«Morpho Eugenia» by A.S. Byatt is characterized by a rich and detailed style that combines elements of Victorian literature with modern storytelling. The language is elegant and lush, filled with metaphors and symbolism, allowing for a deeper immersion into the era's atmosphere and the characters' inner worlds. Literary techniques include the use of allusions and intertextuality, creating a layered narrative. The story's structure is meticulously crafted, blending elements of a family saga with scientific exploration, reflecting Byatt's interest in naturalistic and biological themes. The author skillfully intertwines the personal stories of the characters with their scientific pursuits, drawing parallels between the human world and the natural world, emphasizing the theme of evolution and adaptation.