Titlebook: Reassessing the Twentieth-Century Canon; From Joseph Conrad t Nicola Allen (Lecturer in English),David Simmons ( Book 2014 Palgrave Macmill

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,Studied Ambivalence: The Appalling Strangeness of Graham Greene’s ,, devoted an unprecedented 1984 pages to his almost reverential account of the man he called ‘one of the truly great writers of our time … whose life straddled the century’.. Greene’s obsession with the Brighton trunk murder shows, neither his diabolical cunning nor his genius, but just how much thi

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Six Myths of ,, and Where These Might Lead Us,o explore how this canonical reading feeds on the related myths its themes address, rather than on how the novel carefully deconstructs and interrogates these cultural changes and how it represents performatively post-war identities in change but not transformed. Whilst . certainly deals with the so

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,‘Hundred-per-Cent American Con Man’: Character in Ken Kesey’s ,ualises the text as a significant, socially informed, literary object. It is noticeable that an increasing amount of recent criticism on the novel speaks to a wider understanding of an American canon in which texts exist as human and cultural artefacts.

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Remembering and Disremembering ,: Lacunae and Hauntings,ence of slavery embodied in the baby ghost, then the fully grown presence of Beloved, and through this engages with the lived imaginary; ways in which people imagine and internalise versions of their lives, as real as felt experience. . engages readers with the ways in which literature works to enli

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