Resisting Novels : Ideology and Fiction

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Literary Theory and Cultural Hermeneutics Marxism and Critical Theory Narrative Theory and Analysis

Abstract

Acknowledgements 1. Resisting the novel 2. The ideology of ideology 3. 'Known unknown' locations: the ideology of place 4. Characters, narrators, and readers: making friends with signs 5. Conversation and dialogue 6. Thick plots: history and fiction 7. Conclusion: the political novel, or - what is to be done? Notes Bibliography Index

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