This book traces the development of literary poetics after postmodernism and outlines the most important features of what is defined here as «post-postmodernism». This new literary form simultaneously recovers the characteristics of the traditional novel and abandons the ironic approach of postmodernism, while also retaining some postmodern narrative devices such as autofiction and metafiction. To render the global dimension of this phenomenon, this book focuses on the theme of the Second World War, an increasingly pivotal subject for historical novels in the twenty-first century worldwide. The study analyses the work of a variety of authors from several national literatures, focusing mainly on Roberto Bolaño, William T. Vollmann and Jonathan Littell, and drawing comparison with other authors, such as Rachel Seiffert, Sarah Waters, Laurent Binet, Ian McEwan and Giorgio Falco.
| ISBN: | 9781789972092 |
| Publication date: | 30th April 2021 |
| Author: | Marco Malvestio |
| Publisher: | Peter Lang International Academic Publishers |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Pagination: | 222 pages |
| Series: | New Comparative Criticism |
| Genres: |
Biography, Literature and Literary studies |
This book traces the development of literary poetics after postmodernism and outlines the most important features of what is defined here as «post-postmodernism». This new literary form simultaneously recovers the characteristics of the traditional novel and abandons the ironic approach of postmodernism, while also retaining some postmodern narrative devices such as autofiction and metafiction. To render the global dimension of this phenomenon, this book focuses on the theme of the Second World War, an increasingly pivotal subject for historical novels in the twenty-first century worldwide. The study analyses the work of a variety of authors from several national literatures, focusing mainly on Roberto Bolaño, William T. Vollmann and Jonathan Littell, and drawing comparison with other authors, such as Rachel Seiffert, Sarah Waters, Laurent Binet, Ian McEwan and Giorgio Falco.
The Conflict Revisited features in the following genres: Biography, Literature and Literary studies
The Conflict Revisited is available in Paperback
The Conflict Revisited was written by Marco Malvestio and published by Peter Lang International Academic Publishers
The Conflict Revisited has 222 pages
Yes it is part of New Comparative Criticism series