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The American novel now : reading contemporary American fiction since 1980 /

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008		090803s2010 enk b 001 0 eng
010		\|a 2009030168
020		\|a9781405167550 (pbk.)
020		\|a9781405167574 (hardcover)
040		\|aDLC\|beng\|cDLC\|dDLC\|dTMUE\|eaacr
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050	00	\|aPS379\|b.O35 2010
082	00	\|a813/.5409\|222
100	1	\|aO'Donnell, Patrick,\|d1948-
245	14	\|aThe American novel now :\|breading contemporary American fiction since 1980 /\|cPatrick O'Donnell.
260		\|aChichester, West Sussex, U.K.\|aMalden, MA :\|bWiley-Blackwell,\|c2010.
300		\|axi, 234 p. ;\|c23 cm.
504		\|aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [220]-227) and index.
505	0	\|aPart I: Before 1980 -- Part II: From new realisms to postmodernism -- "This American Life" -- "Dirty Realisms" -- Only wor(l)ds -- Magnifying reality, multiplying genre -- Part III: Becoming identities -- Reinventing character -- Racing identity -- Engendering narrative -- Toward the posthuman -- Part IV: What happened to history? -- The past is prologue -- Tunneling in -- Imagining epoch -- Another history -- Narrating Vietnam -- Catastrophe: The Ends of history -- Part V: Relations stopping nowhere -- The Postnuclear family -- The reach of community -- From there to here: migration and nation
650	0	\|aAmerican fiction\|y20th century\|xHistory and criticism.
650	0	\|aLiterature and society\|zUnited States\|xHistory\|y20th century.

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The American Novel Now navigates the vast terrain of the American novel since 1980, exploring issues of identity, history, family, nation, and aesthetics, as well as cultural movements and narrative strategies from over seventy different authors and novels.Discusses an exceptionally wide-range of authors and novels, from established figures to significant emerging writersToni Morrison, Thomas Pynchon, Louise Erdrich, Don DeLillo, Richard Powers, Kathy Acker and many moreExplores the range of themes and styles offered in the wealth of contemporary American fiction since 1980, in both mainstream and experimental writingsReflects the liveliness and diversity of American fiction in the last thirty yearsWritten in a style that makes it ideal for students and scholars, while also accessible for general readers

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