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_aThe English novel : developments in criticism since Henry James : a casebook / _cedited by Stephen Hazell. |
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_aLondon : _bMacmillan, _c1978. |
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_a239 p. ; _c23 cm. |
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| 500 | _aIncludes index. | ||
| 504 | _aBibliography: p. [234] | ||
| 505 | _aPart One: A Major Tradition HENRY jAMEs: Thc Aft of FictioH (1884) HENRY jAMEs: 'The Housc of Fiction' (1908) D. H. LAWRENCE: Morality and thc Novel (1925) D. H. LAWRENCE: John Galsworthy (1928) LIONEL trilling: Manncrs, Morals, and the Novel (1948) F. R. LEA vis: The Novel as Dramatic Poem: St. Mawr (1950) F. R. LEAVis: 'Conrad's Prose' (1975) Part Two: The Art of Fiction BARBARA HARDY: 'The Author's Voice Used Dramatically: George Eliot' (1959) WAYNE booth: 'Telling as Showing: Fielding as Narrator' (1961) ROBERT scHOLEs: The Revival of Romance: Lawrence Durrell (1967) DAVID lodge: Samuel Beckett: Some Ping Understood (1968) Part Three Fiction and Reality FRANK kermode: On William Golding (1962) NORMAN HOLLAND: Style and the Man: Joseph Conrad (1968) MALCOLM bradbliry: The Novelist as Impresario: John Fowles (1970) RAYMOND WILLIAMS: Wesscx and the Border (1973) DAVID CRAio: Fiction and the 'Rising Industrial Classes' (1973) Part Four Some Contemporary Authors Speaking IRIS MURDOCH: Against Dryness: A Polemical Sketch (1961) ANGUS WILSON: 'Trust the Tale' (1963J JOHN fowles: 'An Author's Self-Consciousness' (1969) | ||
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