The state of the novel : Britain and beyond
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The state of the novel : Britain and beyond
（Blackwell manifestos）
Wiley-Blackwell, 2008
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- : hardcover
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"A John Wiley & Sons, publication"
Bibliography: p. 162-170
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
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: pbk ISBN 9781405170109
Description
Part of the Blackwell Manifestos series, The State of the Novel offers a lively, yet rigorous investigation into the state and future of the contemporary British novel written by an expert in the field.
Evaluates the state of the 'serious literary' novel and novel criticism
Prominent treatment is paid to the 'internationalization' of the novel in English
Offers a manifesto on contemporary fiction from an expert in this field; Dominic Head is best known for his Cambridge Introduction to Modern British Fiction 1950-2000
Establishes the shared interests of contemporary theorists of the novel, cultural commentators, and novel consumers
An ideal supplementary text for students and faculty interested in the novel and contemporary fiction
Table of Contents
Introduction. 1. The Post-Consensus Renaissance?
2. The Novel and Cultural Life in Britain.
3. Assimilating Multiculturalism.
4. Terrorism in Transatlantic Perspective.
5. Global Futures: Novelists, Critics, Citizens.
Notes.
Bibliography.
Index.
- Volume
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: hardcover ISBN 9781405170116
Description
Part of the Blackwell Manifestos series, The State of the Novel offers a lively, yet rigorous investigation into the state and future of the contemporary British novel written by an expert in the field.
Evaluates the state of the 'serious literary' novel and novel criticism
Prominent treatment is paid to the 'internationalization' of the novel in English
Offers a manifesto on contemporary fiction from an expert in this field; Dominic Head is best known for his Cambridge Introduction to Modern British Fiction 1950-2000
Establishes the shared interests of contemporary theorists of the novel, cultural commentators, and novel consumers
An ideal supplementary text for students and faculty interested in the novel and contemporary fiction
Table of Contents
Introduction. 1. The Post-Consensus Renaissance?.
2. The Novel and Cultural Life in Britain.
3. Assimilating Multiculturalism.
4. Terrorism in Transatlantic Perspective.
5. Global Futures: Novelists, Critics, Citizens.
Notes.
Bibliography.
Index
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