Chance and the Modern British Novel: From Henry Green to Iris Murdoch

by Julia Jordan

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Chance, and its representation in literature, has a long and problematic history. It is a vital aspect of the way we experience the world, and yet its function is frequently marginalised and downplayed.

Offering a new reading of the development of the novel during the mid-twentieth century, Jordan argues that this simple novelistic paradox became more pressing during a period in which chance became a cultural, scientific and literary preoccupation...

Format:Hardcover

Language:English

ISBN:1441125310

ISBN13:9781441125316

Release Date:August 2010

Publisher:Continuum

Length:192 Pages

Weight:0.97 lbs.

Dimensions:0.8" x 6.8" x 9.3"

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