Postmodernism and contemporary fiction

Edmund J. Smyth

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Providing an introduction to the discussion on post-modernist fiction, this text explores geographical trends and the work of major writers and cultures within the movement. It questions the term post-modernism by considering those features which distinguish it from both modernist and contemporary fiction. The author regularly publishes articles for literary journals such as the Nouveau Roman. These include Romance Studies, French Studies and Revue d'Histoire Litteraire de la France.

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