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xiii, 220 pages ; 25 cm |
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Critical essays on American literature |
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Critical essays on American literature
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| Note |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
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Thinking man's minimalist : honoring Barthelme / John Barth -- Introduciton / Richard F. Patteson -- Dance of death / John W. Aldridge -- Barthelme's fairy tale / Richard Gilman -- Disenchanted symbols / Peter Berek -- Review of Sadness / Charles Thomas Samuels -- Daddy, you're perfectly swell! / Richard Todd -- Barthelme and delights of mind-travel / Joe David Bellamy -- Review of Overnight to many distant cities / Robert Murray Davis -- Is Simon in hog heaven? / Elizabeth Jolley -- Fiction at the crossroads / Morris Dickstein -- Donald Barthelme and the death of fiction / William Stott -- Donald Barthelme and the end of the end / Thomas M. Leitch -- Barthelme unfair to Kierkegard : some thoughts on modern and postmodern irony / Alan Wilde -- Postmodern realism : discourse as antihero in Donald Barthelme's "Brain damage" / Mary Robertson -- A highly irregular children's story : The slightly irregular fire engine / David Gates -- Irony and the Totalitarian consciousness in Donald Barthelme's Amateurs / Wayne B. Stengel -- Donald Barthelme's Snow White : the novel, the critics, and the culture / Robert A. Morace -- The dead father : innovative forms, eternal themes / Richard Walsh -- Post-modern paternity : Donald Barthelme's The dead father / Robert Con Davis -- Metamorphosis and possession : an investigation into the interchapters of Overnight to many distand cities / Michael Trussler -- Living arrangements : on Donald Barthelme's Paradise / Patrick O'Donnell |
| Link |
Online version: Critical essays on Donald Barthelme. New York : G.K. Hall ; Toronto : Maxwell Macmillan Canada ; Sydney ; New York : Maxwell Macmillan International, ©1992 (OCoLC)747304370
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Barthelme, Donald -- Criticism and interpretation
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Experimental fiction, American -- History and criticism
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Postmodernism (Literature) -- United States
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| Alt Author |
Patteson, Richard F. (Richard Francis), 1947-
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