Tag, Catalog, Iterate: A Non-Linear Analysis of Katherine Mansfield’s “The Garden Party”

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Works of literary criticism are typically built around their central arguments. The argument is often an opinion about a theme, function, or other textual attribute, and it is presented along with textual evidence that supports it. This usually means that a critical work closely examines textual details that are relevant to its thesis, while moving past or even ignoring less relevant details.…

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