The Postmodern Chronotope. Reading Space and Time in Contemporary Fiction.

Paul Smethurst

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Part I The Postmodern Chronotope 1 Introduction and Preliminaries on Postmodernism 2 Postmodernism's Spatial Turn: From Spatialisation to the Production of Space 3 The Chronotope as Idea, Optic and Weltanschauung Part II Reading Space and Time in Contemporary Fiction 4 The City in Late Capitalist Fantasy Alasdair Gray, Lanark 5 Spatial Historiographies Graham Swift, Waterland 6 Chronotopes of Reversible Time Peter Ackroyd, Hawksmoor and First Light Ian McEwan, The Child in Time 7 Post-colonial Island Chronotypes: Michel Tournier, Friday J.M. Coetzee, Foe Caryl Phillips, Cambridge Marina Warner, Indigo 8 The Trope of Placelessness: Graham Swift, Out of this World Don DeLillo, Ratner's Star and The Names Notes List of Novels Bibliography Index

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