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New Encounters with Modern Fiction,
By Richard R. Bozorth (Dallas, Texas) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Novel in England, 1900-1950: History and Theory (Twayne's Critical History of the Novel) (Hardcover)
Caserio's study, examining the novel in the first half of the twentieth century in Britain, is an impressive contribution to the field of modernist studies. For the teacher or critic, it offers a rich, nuanced study of the relationship between literary history and intellectual history, refreshing both in its attention to less-well-known texts and in its careful readings. For those looking for an introduction to modernist fiction and thought--particularly students--this book will be of great value, not least because it demonstrates with clarity and intelligence the applicability of a host of critical approaches and methodologies to modern fiction. In short, anyone seriously interested in modernist literature should read this book.
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