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... of the free indirect that Bewes translates the nonsubjective and noninstantiating place of the camera into writing. To build this bridge he turns to Vološinov and to the use Deleuze and Guattari make of his thought in A Thousand Plateaus . He cites Deleuze and Guattari, who comment that “language does...

...Katarzyna Bartoszyńska This essay argues for the power of free indirect discourse in the third‐person narrative perspective to serve as a collective voice, encompassing a diversity of perspectives, through a reading of two novels by Olga Tokarczuk, Bieguni ( Flights ) and Księgi Jakubowe ( Books...

...Timothy Bewes [email protected] Copyright © 2024 by University of Oklahoma 2024 I'm grateful to Michael Lucey, and to Genre , for his attentive and challenging, though skeptical, review of my book Free Indirect: The Novel in a Postfictional Age (2022). Thanks also to Genre...

... on the price of individual cop- ies from their cost of production and from their value. If we are not to rely on subsidies or indirect economies, the selling price of our new media book must exceed its cost of production. This cost, in turn, may be divided into two components: fixed costs, notably...

.... Katarzyna Bartoszyńska's “Two Paths for the Big Book: Olga Tokarczuk's Shifting Voice” follows the Nobel prize – winning author's innovations with free indirect discourse through two novels devoted impressively to worldmaking: Bieguni ( Flights ) and Księgi Jakubowe ( Books of Jacob ). Drawing on Susan...

... could coexist. Angel wants Tess to coalesce the many ideals he holds, to be a piece of the past that validates his present life. For Angel, Tess is the perfect raw material on which to work, because the material itself is of good quality to begin with. In free indirect discourse the nar...

... and lowered the paper sack with the four cans of number three beans in it onto the hall table” (O’Connor [1955a] 1981a, 63). By the second paragraph, however, O’Connor has begun to use the free indirect discourse that dominates the remainder of the story. Consider, for instance, the following passage...

... into numbness: a character whose feeling is anti-feeling. She illustrates the community's insularity and implicit communication through indirection and coded language: a teller that tells without exactly telling. She conveys a critical commentary through absurdity and ironic self-referentiality: a narrator...

... character must be opposed to routine, derived formally through free indirect discourse and representationally through idiosyncratic experiences. Yet an alternative theory of routine exists, one that appears nascently in sources as diverse as Victorian industrialism, conduct manuals...

... direct, Burroughs knows the inevitability, and for a transgressive writer the necessity, of rhetorical indirection. He tends, for example, to write not confessional autobiography (as did Rousseau) but autobiographical fiction (as did Poe). Casting one's life in the form of fiction may...

..." even though it is not the chord he had played before and was attempting to repeat. The music comes into being through a combination of factors in the present; it does not directly reflect Monk's will, even though his willpower is clearly involved. Here, through the indirect representation...

... only come into its own in his works on cinema: the pow- ers of the false. In chapter six of Cinema 2: The Time-Image, Deleuze identifies the powers of the false as the defining characteristics of postwar cinema and fic- tion: We no longer have an indirect image of time which derives...

... into the works of Younghill Kang, H.T. Tsiang and Monica Sone. The analyses tend to privilege the domes- tic—Augusto Espiritu's consideration of the permanently transitory N.V.M Gonzalez is a noteworthy exception. Stephen Knadler effectively locates the sly, indirect resistance to "Negro- phobia...

... of her early studies of "motor automatism," which McCabe places in the context of "[t]he multiple cultural renderings of the hys- teric" that "act as a tributary of influences, indirect and direct, upon Stein" (72). While the argument on the one hand gives us a fresh articulation of the much...

... If historiography has to do with the way history is presented or "packaged," sonic historiography is a packaging of rock's history in sound, as sound. It is related to classical "topics" in that it usually takes on an indirect, mediated char- acter. Proper recognition of these musical signs, then, depends...

... classes than in the pages of professional journals and published books. Buurma and Heffernan include a variety of different materials—syllabi, course descriptions, lecture notes, and class assignments—in their study, and they produce indirect as well as direct evidence of the prevalence of the practice...

... becomes impossible, which is surprising given his desire to speak on behalf of his silent ancestors. Yet Jonathan subsequently offers an indirect representation of the genocide. As the Nazis massacre the undrowned villagers and burn the town, a page falls...

... but rarely attempted through an entire film13 — and the much more frequently deployed cine­ matic device of “restricted narrational authority.” The latter he finds most suc- cessfully rendered as “indirect or reflected subjectivity”: A certain central character appears in segments throughout...

...). Modernist stream of consciousness or free indirect discourse stays linked to an internal focalizer (sometimes one of several focalizers), seeing, thinking, and knowing what the focalizer could plausibly perceive, while the physical view is often consistent with the physically possible movement...

... recognizes that totality is beyond the possibility of aesthetic articulation, particularly as narrative tends to prioritize individual experience (305-06). Allegory then steps in as an indirect figuration of the unrepresentable, operating as the privileged mode of representing totality. Even though...