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July 15 2014
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Book chapters
pp. 11
Introduction
pp. 31
Metafiction
pp. 49
What is metafiction and why are they saying such awful things about it?
pp. 65
Metanarrative signs
pp. 81
Historiographic metafiction
pp. 102
British historiographic metafiction
pp. 114
The question of narrative in contemporary historical theory
pp. 155
The novel now
pp. 171
The literature of exhaustion
pp. 182
From Reflections on the Name of the Rose
pp. 191
The art of metafiction
pp. 204
Metafiction, the historical novel and Coover's The Public Burning
pp. 216
The novel, illusion and reality: the paradox of omniscience in The French Lieutenant's Woman
pp. 231
A novel which is a machine for generating interpretations
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