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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction: Towards a politics of form GretaOlson and Sarah Copland; 1. Combined anduneven styles in the modern world-system:stylistic ideology in José de Alencar, Machadode Assis and Thomas Hardy Daniel Hartley; 2.Liberal formalisms Frederik Van Dam; 3. Thepolitics of fictionality in documentary form: TheAct of Killing and The Ambassador Stefan Iversenand Henrik Skov Nielsen; 4.The politics of form inSamuel Beckett’s late theatre and prose PaulStewart; 5. A cast never on stage before:revolution, utopia and social critique in DavidCaute’s Comrade Jacob and Caryl Churchill’sLight Shining in Buckinghamshire Corina Stan; 6.Towards resilience and playfulness: thenegotiation of indigenous Australian identitiesin twentieth-century Aboriginal narratives JanAlber; 7. Israeli–Palestinian narratives and thepolitics of form: reading Side by Side Susan S.Lanser and Shlomith Rimmon-Kenan
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The Politics of FormEdited by Sarah Copland, Macewan University, Edmonton,Canada and Greta Olson, Justus Liebig University Giessen,Germany
This volume undertakes a project termed ‘a politics of form’,which politicizes formal analysis of narrative texts in variousmedia while retaining the form specificity that is adistinctive feature of narratology. It was originally publishedas a special issue of the European Journal of English Studies.
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