Making Conversation In Modernist Fiction (Theory Interpretation Narrativ),Used

Making Conversation In Modernist Fiction (Theory Interpretation Narrativ),Used

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Making Conversation in Modernist Fiction examines the role of character dialogue in key works of AngloAmerican modernism. Through close analysis of texts including The Ambassadors, The Sun Also Rises, The Dead, The Sound and the Fury, Absalom, Absalom!, The Waves, Between the Acts, Melanctha, and Cane, the book documents the ways in which some of the most canonical British and American modernist authors transformed the conventions traditionally used to render talk in fiction.If historically dialogue had been treated as a subordinate element in fictiona tool for developing character or advancing plotthis book demonstrates that writers such as Henry James, Ernest Hemingway, James Joyce, William Faulkner, Virginia Woolf, and Gertrude Stein would increasingly emphasize it as a poetic structure in its own right. In this way, Alsop argues, modernist writers make conversation in radically new ways and for a diverse range of expressive and communicative ends. Over the course of five chapters that explore this previously overlooked avenue of modernist innovation, Making Conversation offers readers a radical new paradigm not only for understanding fictional talk but also for interpreting some of the most celebrated examples of early twentiethcentury narrative.

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