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    In his novel Annihilation‚ Jeff Vandermeer uses a number of Post-Modernistic troupes‚ including metafiction. Vandermeer’s use of metafiction can best be highlighted by the passage in which the narrator directly addresses the reader after she discovers the pile of journals: “Can you really imagine what it was like in those first moments‚ peering down into that dark space‚ and seeing that? Perhaps you can. Perhaps you’re staring at it now” (Vandermeer 106). By directly addressing the words on the page

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    "Carter was intrigued by folk and fairy tales‚ which she both translated and reinterpreted. Carter is widely known for her fearless examination of ’forbidden’ topics such as pornography‚ sexual fetish‚ rape‚ incest‚ and cannibalism. Carter’s work embraces anarchy and champions the weak and disadvantaged. "A Souvenir of Japan‚" and "Flesh and the Mirror‚" Both were written in Japan‚ are set in Japan‚ and were written on paper months after Carter’s divorce from her first husband. Never again

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    emphasize that it’s not the end that matters but the journey both in life and writing. (a) It’s evident that she’s ridiculing conventions of fiction writing throughout her story. 1. "If you want a happy ending‚ try A." The lack of form in this metafiction alludes to how romantic fiction lacks depth or structure. (b) While all versions end in version A‚ Atwood challenges all authors to pen authentic work. 1. “A what and a what and a what.” . She feels that romantic fiction writing lacks emotion and

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    novel is regarded as a compelling historiographic metafiction in contemporary British literature. The characteristics of this novel are the metafictive devices employed by the author. Different from the previous studies centered on the idea of role reversal between characters or the analysis of sophisticated plot‚ this thesis is devoted to the exploring of metafictive devices adopted in the novel. The paper will first state the features of metafiction‚ followed by the thorough study of three metafictive

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    A Walk to Remember (novel) From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia A Walk to Remember The cover of the first hardback edition of the novel Author(s) Nicholas Sparks Country United States Language English Genre(s) Drama Romance Publisher Warner Books Publication date October 1999 Media type Print (hardcover‚ paperback) Pages 240 ISBN 0-446-60895-5 OCLC Number 44913996 A Walk to Remember is a novel by American writer Nicholas Sparks‚ released in October 1999. The novel‚ set in 1958-

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    Women in literature The emergence of the genre of feminist rewrites of fairy tales that began in the 1970s with particular attention to the impact of the women’s movement on the development of the genre. The rallying shot that galvanized the debate was the assertion by Lurie in her 1970 “Fairy Tale Liberation” and 1971 “Witches and Fairies” that strong female characters could be found in fairy tales (Haase 1). Why those feminist scholars emerge to rewrite the fairy tales‚ and how meaningful is it

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    Lit * ------------------------------------------------- Notes on Non-Realist Modes * ------------------------------------------------- Mode – a way of looking at the world. * ------------------------------------------------- * ------------------------------------------------- 1) Magic Realism * ------------------------------------------------- - Mode of fiction apart from romance and realism * ------------------------------------------------- - A term that hints at disbelief

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    To what extent do you agree with the assertion that ‘One of the basic features of gothic fiction is the critical portrayal of religion’1 in Christabel and The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge‚ The Bloody Chamber by Angela Carter‚ and Dracula by Bram Stoker? The Christian attachment to Gothic emerged from its connection to Gothic and Gothic Revivalist architecture‚ though from the nineteenth century the Romantics gave an appraisal of Christianity that differed from its previous

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    A Critical Analysis of Representations of Gender in Three Postmodernist texts- Lolita‚ Wide Sargasso Sea and The Passion of New Eve. When one thinks of gender within fiction‚ it is easy to think of the basic male-female divide‚ where the male protagonist rescues the female protagonist from whatever perils she faces throughout her story. However‚ postmodernism brought a whole new flavour to the question of gender within literature. As this essay will show‚ when one begins to scratch the surface

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    After many years of suffering alone he turned to writing to express the trauma he went through. Although his stories are fiction the emotions he aims to provoke from readers mirrors the emotions he felt overseas. His use of metafiction and imagery forces readers to question the purpose of O’Brien’s writing eventually leading to them feeling as O’Brien felt. O’Brien was once asked to define his relationship between the happening truth and the story truth and his response explains

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