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Internationality in American Fiction - Henry James, William Dean Howells, William Faulkner, Toni Morrison (Paperback)
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Internationality in American Fiction - Henry James, William Dean Howells, William Faulkner, Toni Morrison (Paperback)
Series: Interamericana. Interamerican Literary History and Culture, 3
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This collection of essays is part of a project that surveys
American literatures in terms of the writers' responses to
international literature. Among English American novelists, 1860s
to 1990s, James and Howells contributed significantly to the
programmatic « Great American Novel by broadening the
internationality they engaged with to include French and Russian
books among the works to which they related their own. Faulkner is
a key figure of a later phase when a number of American authors,
while drawing upon a similar breadth of internationality, in turn
became exemplary abroad in various countries. Morrison, interpreted
as contributing to intra-American internationality, and the French
Canadian writer Hebert, discussed in a summarizing essay, represent
responses to Faulkner.
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