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,12 “Sentences with Wings”: Jim Crace in Conversation with Dr Kate Aughterson,ra with students. In 2014 Kate Aughterson (Academic Programme Leader in Literature and Media at Brighton) interviewed Jim Crace about his novel . as part of a programme of events on offer at Brighton to students and scholars. The interview took place at the Sallis Benney Theatre on 21 October 2014.

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Book 2018irst critical collection of essays on Crace’s work provides a retrospective on his work to date, locating his work within a number of contemporary interdisciplinary critical and cultural perspectives and concerns, including post-humanism, post-millennial pastoralism, post-post feminism and gender, i

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,‘Craceland’: An Introduction, these concerns is made manifest through characters who play out on the page what Crace calls ‘the verities of the human condition’ (Crace in Smiley 1989) in a series of increasingly complicated engagements with their society.

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2 Pastoral Concerns in the Fictions of Jim Crace,y which characters perceive themselves and their environments. Focusing on . (1992) and . (2007), Lilley shows how both novels adopt and challenge the pastoral lens to represent and reflect critically upon the blind spots in their characters’ visions and the imperative to account for what lies beyond their fields of view.

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,3 Ecocriticism and Jim Crace’s Early Novels,d awareness beyond the local, more recent ecocriticism has explored a wider variety, including contemporary British novels. These developments are paralleled in Crace’s novels, from the emphasis on pastoral, to engagements with the global (. and .) and a concern with new materialism and non-human narration in ..

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,11 An Atheist’s Spirituality: Jim Crace’s Post-Religious Fiction, prophecy, and pilgrimage—punctuate a body of work that scrupulously resists the numinous. This chapter?argues that Crace’s critique—both of orthodox belief and, tacitly, of contemporary culture’s denial of the reality of death and suffering—places his work in a wider tradition of post-religious wrestling with finitude and ritualised mourning.

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unique essay collection on Jim Crace, locating his writing within contemporary?philosophical, cultural and political debates. This timely first critical collection of essays on Crace’s work provides a retrospective on his work to date, locating his work within a number of contemporary interdiscipli