Aidan Higgins: The Fragility of Form (Dalkey Archive Scholarly Series) ebook

by Neil Murphy,Annie Proulx,John Banville,Dermot Healy

Neil Murphy Annie Proulx John Banville Dermot Healy History and Criticism English

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Healy, Dermot Aidan Higgins – The Fragility of Form in Irish Fiction and Postmodern Doubt: An Analysis of the Epistemological Crisis in Modern.

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Bucknell University Press. This critical study of John Banville’s major work considers the manner in which his fiction intersects with. La mejor novela de John Banville (The Telegraph), Premio Príncipe de Asturias de las Letras, ganadora del Pre. ISBN10 : 9788420438351, ISBN13 : 8420438359. Page Number : 208. Read Online Download Full. Authors like Annie Proulx, John Banville, Derek Mahon, Dermot Healy, and Higgins himself, represented by a pre. ISBN10 : 9781564785626, ISBN13 : 1564785629.

Drawing together a wide range of focused critical commentary and observation by internationally renowned scholars and writers, this collection of essays offers a major reassessment of Aidan Higgins' body of work almost 50 years after the appearance of his first book, 'Felo De Se'.