Narrative Machine
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Narrative Machine
The Naturalist, Modernist, and Postmodernist Novel
Meadowsong, Zena
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2018
268
Dura
Inglês
9781138392458
15 a 20 dias
498
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Introduction Part 1. Naturalism and the Mechanical Monster Chapter 1: Zola's monster machines Chapter 2: Mechanical monsters in England and America Chapter 3: The machined aesthetics of Dreiser, Crane, Moore, Wharton, and Gissing Part 2. Modernism versus the Machine Chapter 4: Lawrence and the monster machine Chapter 5: Joyce's utopian machine Chapter 6: Against the quotidian machine: Woolf, Hemingway, and Proust Part 3. Postmodernism: Living with the Machine Chapter 7: The new sunshine: Ballard, Vonnegut, and Dick Chapter 8: The digital and atomic plots of Pynchon and DeLillo Chapter 9: The machinery of liberation: Georges Perec
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Young Man;ICBM;history of the novel;Intercontinental Ballistic Missile;Industrial Revolution;Tragic Flaw;modern city;Draws Back;WWII;Mechanical Monster;World War II;Napoleon III;Second World War;Fractured Stream;19th Century Fiction;Functional Order;Nineteenth Century Literature;Ascent Ramp;narrative;Le Voreux;narrative realism;Mummer's Wife;Frank Norris;Georges Perec;Thomas Hardy;Plastic Molecule;Theodor Dreiser;Kilgore Trout;Stephen Crane;Gravity's Rainbow;George Moore;Grub Street;Edith Wharton;Underworld Men;George Gissing;Carrie Meeber;D.H. Lawrence;Rougon Macquart Novels;James Joyce;Iron Determinism;Virginia Woolf;Jasper Milvain;Ernest Hemingway;Functional Language;Marcel Proust;Sprint;J.G. Ballard;Factory Scene;Kurt Vonegut;Philip K. Dick;Thomas Pynchon;Don DeLillo;mechanics;technology;machines;innovation;monstrosity;transformation;naturalism;industrialization;humanity;utopia;narrative theory;novel;comparative literature
Introduction Part 1. Naturalism and the Mechanical Monster Chapter 1: Zola's monster machines Chapter 2: Mechanical monsters in England and America Chapter 3: The machined aesthetics of Dreiser, Crane, Moore, Wharton, and Gissing Part 2. Modernism versus the Machine Chapter 4: Lawrence and the monster machine Chapter 5: Joyce's utopian machine Chapter 6: Against the quotidian machine: Woolf, Hemingway, and Proust Part 3. Postmodernism: Living with the Machine Chapter 7: The new sunshine: Ballard, Vonnegut, and Dick Chapter 8: The digital and atomic plots of Pynchon and DeLillo Chapter 9: The machinery of liberation: Georges Perec
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Young Man;ICBM;history of the novel;Intercontinental Ballistic Missile;Industrial Revolution;Tragic Flaw;modern city;Draws Back;WWII;Mechanical Monster;World War II;Napoleon III;Second World War;Fractured Stream;19th Century Fiction;Functional Order;Nineteenth Century Literature;Ascent Ramp;narrative;Le Voreux;narrative realism;Mummer's Wife;Frank Norris;Georges Perec;Thomas Hardy;Plastic Molecule;Theodor Dreiser;Kilgore Trout;Stephen Crane;Gravity's Rainbow;George Moore;Grub Street;Edith Wharton;Underworld Men;George Gissing;Carrie Meeber;D.H. Lawrence;Rougon Macquart Novels;James Joyce;Iron Determinism;Virginia Woolf;Jasper Milvain;Ernest Hemingway;Functional Language;Marcel Proust;Sprint;J.G. Ballard;Factory Scene;Kurt Vonegut;Philip K. Dick;Thomas Pynchon;Don DeLillo;mechanics;technology;machines;innovation;monstrosity;transformation;naturalism;industrialization;humanity;utopia;narrative theory;novel;comparative literature
