A comparative assessment of the transmutation of a decadent
mentality into an identifiable narrative style. The author examines
the work of five major novelists in the last quarter of the
nineteenth century - Dostoevsky, James, Zola, Hardy and Conrad, and
attempts to delve beneath the superficial dissimilarities to trace
perplexities, perversities and paradoxical combinations of excess
and insufficiency. Her own definition of decadence reflects these
characteristics. Suzanne Nalbantian is author of "The Symbol of the
Soul from Holderlin to Yeats".
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