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S/LI/390. Review of Lodge's essay 'The Novelist at the Crossroads'

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2009
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The paper reviews the essay by David Lodge 'The Novelist at the Crossroads' discussing his views about Robert Scholes's novel 'The Fabulators', the empirical and fictional modes of narrative, and the features of the 'nonfiction novel'.

 

KEYWORDS: Review, David Lodge, The Novelist at the Crossroads, novel, narrative modes, nonfictional,

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