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Julian Barnes - Contemporary Critical Perspectives (Hardcover)
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Julian Barnes - Contemporary Critical Perspectives (Hardcover)
Series: Contemporary Critical Perspectives
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This is an up-to-date critical collection on the work of
contemporary British novelist, Julian Barnes. Julian Barnes is one
of the most refined British writers and distinguished intellectuals
of his generation whose rich body of work has been awarded many
literary prizes both in the UK and abroad. Although primarily a
novelist and essayist, the 'chameleon of British letters' has also
written short stories, television scripts and a screenplay. This
critical guide provides a wide range of current critical
perspectives on Barnes' work from early bestselling novels
"Flaubert's Parrot and "The History of the World in 10-1/2
Chapters" up to "Arthur and George". Including contributions by
some of the finest critics working in the contemporary field, it
reflects the richness and diversity of one of Britain's greatest
living writers. "Guides in the Contemporary Critical Perspectives"
series provide companions to reading and studying major
contemporary authors. Each guide includes new critical essays
combining textual readings, cultural analysis and discussion of key
critical and theoretical issues in a clear, accessible style. They
also include a preface by a major contemporary writer, a new
interview with the author, discussion of film and TV adaptation and
guidance on further reading.
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