Titlebook: Alternative Paradigms of Literary Realism; Don Adams Book 2009 Don Adams 2009 20th century.realism.tradition.truth.Vienna

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,To Create a Life Which Is Not: Henry Green’s Pastoral-Organic Realism, was creatively evolving the realist novel beyond the inherited convention in which a godlike omniscient narrator directs his characters’ thoughts and behaviors—a convention that seemed to Green “as dead as the Dodo” (. 164).

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,One is Never Quite Totally in the World: Jane Bowles’ Allegorical Realism, 13). More recently, trends in gay and lesbian studies, as well as in poststructuralist, feminist, and postcolonial criticisms, have opened the way for a more sustained and probing thematic critical appreciation of Bowles’ work.

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Truth as a Matter of Style: Alternative Paradigms of Literary Realism,he misapprehension of Firbank s fiction, as even recent critics approaching the author from an explicitly gay-critical viewpoint were prone to misreading and discounting his remarkably deft and subtly atti-tudinal novels.

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Dichtung und Welt im Mittelalterhe misapprehension of Firbank s fiction, as even recent critics approaching the author from an explicitly gay-critical viewpoint were prone to misreading and discounting his remarkably deft and subtly atti-tudinal novels.

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Truth as a Matter of Style: Alternative Paradigms of Literary Realism,s been underappreciated by literary criticism. I started my investigation with the assumption that explicit or implicit sexual prejudice might be to blame, as Firbank’s novels are openly gay. But the critical obtuseness I encountered indicated that there was a more fundamental prejudice at work in t

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,One is Never Quite Totally in the World: Jane Bowles’ Allegorical Realism,g writers and artists, but until recently her work has suffered from critical incomprehension and neglect. Contemporary reviewers of the work as it was originally published in the 1940s, and then collected and republished in the 1960s, tended to divide into highly partisan camps, one side arguing th

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