10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ANTINOVELIST»
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1
Revolutions and Revelations: of an Ideological Philosopher
The antidramatist and the antinovelist stand, as negative lower-class
manifestations of 'the antiwriter', at a relativistic remove from each other in what
amounts to a phenomenal contrast between weakness and ignorance, humility
and pain. 11.
2
More Conversations with Walker Percy
Even the "antinovel" presupposes some sort of contractual venture at the very
moment the "antinovelist" is attacking narrativity. Such a venture implies that the
writer is up to something, going abroad like Don Quixote — if only to attack ...
Walker Percy, Lewis A. Lawson, Victor A. Kramer, 1993
3
Postmodernity, Ethics and the Novel: From Leavis to Levinas
There is far more at stake, here, than an antinovelist's supercilious and elitist
disdain for plot. We might rather think by way of analogy with the effects of a
commercial development on a landscape. For Pinget, 'development' has
connotations of ...
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Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
Certainly I began my literary career more as an antinovelist than a novelist,
having previously come under the culturally disruptive influences of authors like
James Joyce and Henry Miller, both of whom I now despise. I find I can read ...
6
Being and Race: Black Writing Since 1970
To a very great extent, Reed's ideas on art present a highly personalized twist on
the Black Aesthetic and cultural nationalism. However, he adds a few new
wrinkles. First, he is an antinovelist. Like the Surfictionists, his books are often
about ...
7
Portraits -: Power and Glory Vis-a-vis Form and Contentment
Here, then, is a bourgeois revolutionary, a novelist or, rather, antinovelist who
presents us with an unprecedented combination of facts and fictions, and all in
consummate style. Indeed, so radical is his departure from the previous novel,
the ...
8
The New Romanticism: A Collection of Critical Essays
There are many good reasons why our examination should take us from Blake to
Burroughs, from an English romantic poet to a distinctively American antinovelist.
Leslie Fiedler once called America a land doomed to play out the imaginary ...
9
American Catholic Arts and Fictions: Culture, Ideology, ...
... passive fatalism that compels them to reproduce their environment as a fait
accompli rather than striving to construct a new "world elsewhere" - recurs in the
way Alfred Kazin sought to relegate Barthelme to the status of a minor "
antinovelist": ...
10
The Politics of Sexuality
Even the petty-bourgeois antinovelist disdains such a lacuna, preferring, if
anything like Henry Miller, to write about himself and/or his thoughts. How much
more so must that apply to a writer like myself, intent on producing a radically
theocratic ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ANTINOVELIST»
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Paul Di Filippo reviews Clive Barker
With the painterly brio of H. R. Giger and Guillermo del Toro, and the transgressive flavor of some French antinovelist, Clive Barker splashes as ... «Locus Online, May 15»
