The True Story of the Novel (Text Only)
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- Nombre de pages698
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-0-00-824065-3
- EAN9780008240653
- Date de parution31/01/2017
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurFontana Press
Résumé
A revolutionary, entertaining and readable rewriting of the history of the novel.
This edition does not include illustrations.
Margaret Anne Doody challenges the conventional view of the novel, arguing that instead of being an English invention (that is the received wisdom taught in schools and colleges), it is an older, more cosmopolitan creation which emerged from the ancient cultures of Africa, Asia and Europe.
Novels have existed since ancient times - many major works in Greek, Latin, Chinese and Japanese are disclosed and discussed here.
Their themes, techniques and styles are analysed and echoes found for modern fiction. An important book - this is the beginning of the twenty-first century's understanding of the history of literature. In a book that thrills like a detective novel, Doody writes prose free of jargon; she is clear, stimulating and entertaining.
Their themes, techniques and styles are analysed and echoes found for modern fiction. An important book - this is the beginning of the twenty-first century's understanding of the history of literature. In a book that thrills like a detective novel, Doody writes prose free of jargon; she is clear, stimulating and entertaining.
A revolutionary, entertaining and readable rewriting of the history of the novel.
This edition does not include illustrations.
Margaret Anne Doody challenges the conventional view of the novel, arguing that instead of being an English invention (that is the received wisdom taught in schools and colleges), it is an older, more cosmopolitan creation which emerged from the ancient cultures of Africa, Asia and Europe.
Novels have existed since ancient times - many major works in Greek, Latin, Chinese and Japanese are disclosed and discussed here.
Their themes, techniques and styles are analysed and echoes found for modern fiction. An important book - this is the beginning of the twenty-first century's understanding of the history of literature. In a book that thrills like a detective novel, Doody writes prose free of jargon; she is clear, stimulating and entertaining.
Their themes, techniques and styles are analysed and echoes found for modern fiction. An important book - this is the beginning of the twenty-first century's understanding of the history of literature. In a book that thrills like a detective novel, Doody writes prose free of jargon; she is clear, stimulating and entertaining.
