Studying the Novel / Jeremy Hawthorn
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TextPublication details: New Delhi: Atlantic, 2010.Description: xi; 274p. ; Soft-Bound, 23cmISBN: - 8788126914517
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Chapter-1: Fiction and the novel;
Chapter-2: History, genre, culture;
Chapter-3: Shorter fiction;
Chapter-4: Realism, modernism, postmodernism;
Chapter-5: Fiction and the electronic media;
Chapter-6: Analysing fiction;
Chapter-7: Studying the novel;
Chapter-8: Versions and adaptations;
Chapter-9: Critical approaches to fiction.
Studying the novel provides answers to these questions and many others in a way that is readable and entertaining without being simplistic. This is the revised and updated sixth edition of Jeremy Hawthorn's standard introduction to the novel, first published in 1985. Widely acclaimed for its erudition and accessibility,Studying the Novel is the essential guide to those concepts and approaches that can enrich students reading experience and enable them to analyse and discuss a variety of fictional texts. It provides essential information and food for thought for students of literature right through from introductory to postgraduate level.
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