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Postmodern American fiction by Paula Geyh, Andrew Levy · Booklabria

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Postmodern American fiction

LiteraturPostmodernism

Postmodern American fiction

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First published: 1997
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Excerpts from novels by writers, giving their comments on what they wanted to achieve. For example, in How to Tell a True War Story, a novel on the horror and grandeur of war, Tim O'Brien sought "to arrive at some kind of spiritual truth that one can't discover simply by recording the world-as-it-is."

Subjects: Literatur
Postmodernism
Amerikaans
Postmodernisme
American fiction, 20th century
Fictie

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