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Understanding Contemporary American Literature

Understanding William T. Vollman

Isil Ozcan

Understanding William T. Vollman

Understanding Contemporary American Literature

Understanding William T. Vollman

Understanding Contemporary American Literature: Understanding William T. Vollman

 

Examines the common threads that interlace William Vollmann's corpus and grapples with the depth and complexity of his massive output. In her readings of Vollmann's works, Isil Izcan identifies a rich but accessible Set of themes that he explores afresh in each text, including death, war, violence, suffering, and love.

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Beschrijving Understanding Contemporary American Literature: Understanding William T. Vollman

Examines the common threads that interlace William Vollmann's corpus and grapples with the depth and complexity of his massive output. In her readings of Vollmann's works, Isil Izcan identifies a rich but accessible Set of themes that he explores afresh in each text, including death, war, violence, suffering, and love.

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9781643360294
Pagina's
160
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Understanding Contemporary American Literature
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320
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1
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Hardback
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Engels
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