Failed-state fiction

J Marx - Contemporary Literature, 2008 - JSTOR
Fiction has a stake in the state's future, which it demonstrates by treating civil war as a
setting for literary experimenta tion. Recent novelistic experiments largely complement …

Fiction as political thought

L Diamond - 1989 - JSTOR
THE LITERATURE of a society tells us much about its culture, soeial structure and even
politics. Indeed, the fietion of a certain eountry, eulture or period may reveal more of its …

Fictive states and the state of fiction in Africa

NT Kortenaar - Comparative Literature, 2000 - JSTOR
F REDRIC JAMESON HAS ARGUED that all Third-World texts are national allegories where
there is no room for private dramas, a sweeping generalization that suggests that the" Third …

In a derelict land: The novels of VS Naipaul

D Ormerod - Contemporary Literature, 1968 - JSTOR
VS Naipaul is by now recognized as the most talented of those West Indian novelists who
have appeared on the literary scene since the publication, in 1949, of VS Reid's New Day …

Reframing War Stories: Multivoiced Novels of the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan

J Haytock - Modern Fiction Studies, 2017 - JSTOR
The American war story is often the tale of the individual white male heterosexual soldier, a
story of his personal experience of disillusionment and loss. In these narratives, war …

[BOOK][B] The power of the story: Fiction and political change

M Hanne - 1996 - books.google.com
"... a spirited, well-researched volume... this highly readable study is an impressive work
ofcontemporary criticism, richly deserving of its intended general and academic audiences." …

Achebe and the Negation of Independence

O Udumukwu - Modern Fiction Studies, 1991 - JSTOR
Chinua Achebe's contribution to the emergence and survival of the Nigerian novel has been
crucial and formidable. By the Nigerian novel we simply mean any novel written by …

[BOOK][B] The Overcoming of History in War and Peace

J Love - 2004 - books.google.com
The Overcoming of History in" War and Peace" marks a radical departure from the critical
tradition dominated by Sir Isaiah Berlin's view that the novel is deeply divided against itself …

Materiality and Mystification in" A Passage to India"

B Parry - novel: A Forum on Fiction, 1998 - JSTOR
Discussion on the imperial project in British literary consciousness has customar ily been
confined to the colonial novel, a category of convenience covering range of genres and …

[BOOK][B] Writing the Republic: Liberalism and Morality in American Political Fiction

A Hutchison - 2007 - degruyter.com
Tocqueville's early recognition of an intimacy between literary and sociopolitical traditions
emerges alongside his view that in a democracy “each generation is a new people.” This …