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(Ebook) Kurt Vonnegut and The American Novel by Robert T. Tally Jr. ISBN 9781472507006, 1472507002

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Authors:Robert T. Tally Jr.
Pages:208 pages.
Year:2013
Editon:1st pbk ed
Publisher:Bloomsbury Academic
Language:english
File Size:1.34 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9781472507006, 1472507002
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(Ebook) Kurt Vonnegut and The American Novel by Robert T. Tally Jr. ISBN 9781472507006, 1472507002

The novels of Kurt Vonnegut depict a profoundly absurd and distinctly postmodern world. But in this critical study, Robert Tally argues that Vonnegut himself is actually a modernist, who is less interested in indulging in the free play of signifiers than in attempting to construct a model that could encompass the American experience at the end of the twentieth century. As a modernist wrestling with a postmodern condition, Vonnegut makes use of diverse and sometimes eccentric narrative techniques (such as metafiction, collage, and temporal slippages) to project a comprehensive vision of life in the United States. Vonnegut's novels thus become experiments in making sense of the radical transformations of self and society during that curious, unstable period called, perhaps ironically, the 'American Century.' An untimely figure, Vonnegut develops a postmodern iconography of American civilization while simultaneously acknowledging the impossibility of a truly comprehensive representation.
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