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The New Critical Idiom

The Historical Novel

Jerome (University of Manchester de Groot

The Historical Novel

The New Critical Idiom

The Historical Novel

The New Critical Idiom: The Historical Novel

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In this new edition of The Historical Novel, Jerome de Groot charts the evolution of one of literature's most beloved and complex forms. From its 18th-century origins to postmodern and contemporary historical fiction, de Groot reveals how historical fiction continues to challenge, provoke, and transform our understanding of the past.

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Beschrijving The New Critical Idiom: The Historical Novel

In this new edition of The Historical Novel, Jerome de Groot charts the evolution of one of literature's most beloved and complex forms. From its 18th-century origins to postmodern and contemporary historical fiction, de Groot reveals how historical fiction continues to challenge, provoke, and transform our understanding of the past.

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