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Thomas Pynchon / Bénédicte Chorier-Fryd, Gilles Chamerois.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Battesti, Anne
Contributor:
C. Lento, Stephen
Chamerois, Gilles
Chorier-Fryd, Bénédicte
Henson, Nicholas
Herman, Luc
Hollander, Charles
Kolbuszewska, Zofia
Maisonnat, Claude
McAvan, Em
Mösch, Matthias
Paul Eve, Martin
Servain, Cyril
Simonetti, Paolo
Stevens-Larré, LeAnn
Series:
Horizons anglophones
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Literature American.
Literature (General).
politique.
éthique.
Thomas Pynchon.
postmodernisme.
littérature américaine contemporaine.
roman historiographique.
oeuvres de jeunesse.
post-mimétique.
contemporary American fiction.
postmodernism.
historiographic fiction.
politics.
ethics.
early works.
post-mimetic.
Local Subjects:
Literature American.
Literature (General).
politique.
éthique.
Thomas Pynchon.
postmodernisme.
littérature américaine contemporaine.
roman historiographique.
oeuvres de jeunesse.
post-mimétique.
contemporary American fiction.
postmodernism.
historiographic fiction.
politics.
ethics.
early works.
post-mimetic.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (344 p.)
Place of Publication:
Montpellier : Presses universitaires de la Méditerranée, 2021.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
Thomas Pynchon was born on May 8,1937 in Glen Cove. Long Island, New York. He started his writing career in his high school days, published his early stories in a series of magazines, came to fame in 1963 with his first novel, V., and has since been consistently praised as one of the major American writers of all times. The papers in this volume address all of Thomas Pynchon’s works to date, from his earliest production in Voice of the Hamster to Inherent Vice. The collection brings together fifteen specialists from three conti­nents-America. Australia and Europe. They contribute to the current debates on Pynchon’s supposed ’post modernism, either by revitaliz­ing established postmodern critical perspectives and applying them to seldom read texts, or by reappraising Pynchon’s fiction within broader literary and philosophical contexts. Though individual approaches vary, common concerns are expressed, among which a marked interest in the reappraisal of ethical and political dimensions, as well as a focus on the questions of return and the potential emergence of the new out of the old.
Notes:
OpenEdition Books License https://www.openedition.org/12554
ISBN:
2-36781-407-4
2-36781-124-5

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