Search Results for twenty-first-century fiction

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... 2010 Notes on Contributors Anonymous, the author of “Quietism Now” in this issue, is a writer of fiction, literary theory, and criticism who believes it would be inappropriate to take credit for an essay on quietist belief...

... criticism reader-response criticism twenty-first-century fiction COLUMNS THE CRITIC AS HUMAN BEING A Response to Mikhail Epstein Adir H. Petel Literary critics are expected to know everything and feel...

... understand what it is like to be human. The fiction of pandemic and epidemic ranges from Boc- caccio s fourteenth- century Decameron to Lawrence Wright s The End of October (published in April 2020). Another way to make sense of pandemic is to take the plague condition as a framework for reading fiction...

..., and Eth- ical Issues in Twentieth-Century French Fiction. Georges Didi-Huberman, professor of art history and theory at the Ecole des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, has written more than twenty books—most recently, Devant le temps...

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... Skidan that have appeared recently in the Kenyon Review online. George Szirtes, born in Budapest, now living in Norfolk, is a fellow of the Royal Society of Literature in the UK. He is the author of more than twenty books of poetry and the translator of some twenty volumes of poetry, fiction, and drama...

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... Disarmament is a metaphor apt and apt metaphor a is Disarmament Dialectic ofEnlightenment , trans. topic for German eighteenth-century writers, particularly those writing for the theater, and why works on war, from Johann Christoph Gottsched’s The Dying 275 Cato (1732...

... Romance: Women Writers and the Hawthorne Tradition, 1850–1990; Nineteenth-­Century American Romance: Genre and the Democratic Construction of Culture; Blacks and Jews in Literary Conversation; and Aharon Appelfeld’s Fiction: Acknowledging the Holocaust. Ardis Butterfield, John M. Schiff...

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... of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Her many books include Wittgenstein’s Ladder, Radical Artifice, The Futurist Moment, The Dance of the Intellect, The Poetics of Indeterminacy, Poetry On and Off the Page, and, most recently, Twenty-First- Century Modernism...

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..., in the twentieth and twenty- first centuries, to be compatible with liberal- humanist ethics. The novels so compatible, however, are no longer indebted only to Euclidean geometry but are also as Edwin Abbott invited works of fiction to become explorations of how n- dimensional geometry bears on the conceptual...

... appeared in twenty-­two translations. She is also the author of Trickster Travels: A Sixteenth-­Century Muslim between Worlds; Fiction in the Archives; The Gift in Sixteenth-­Century France; Society and Culture in Early Modern France; Slaves on Screen; and Women on the Margins: Three Seventeenth...