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| adam_text | Contents
Acknowledgements page
xi
Preface: reading postmodern fiction
xiii
Introduction: postmodernism and
postmodernity l
Postmodernity and late capitalism
3
Baudrillard and simulation
4
Poststructuralism, postmodernism, and the real
6
Sociology and the construction of reality
8
Jameson and the crisis in historicity
9
Lyotard and the decline of the metanarrative
11
Irony and double-coding
12
Chapter
1
Postmodern fiction: theory
and practice
17
An incredulity towards realism
17
What postmodern fiction does
30
How to read postmodern fiction
39
Chapter
2
Early postmodern fiction:
Beckett,
Borges,
and Burroughs
50
Samuel Beckett
52
Jorge Luis Borges 58
William Burroughs
65
vii
viii Contents
Chapter
3
US metafiction: Coover,
Barth,
Nabokov, Vonnegut, Pynchon
72
Barth s Funhouse and Coover s Descants
75
Vladimir Nabokov, Pale Fire
82
Kurt Vonnegut, Slaughterhouse-Five
86
Thomas Pynchon
89
Chapter
4
The postmodern historical novel:
Fowles, Barnes, Swift
99
Historiographie
metafiction
103
British
historiographie
metafiction
105
John Fowles, The French Lieutenant s Woman
106
Graham Swift,
Waterland
112
Julian Barnes, Flaubert s Parrot
116
Chapter
5
Postmodern-postcolonial fiction
121
Salman Rushdie, Midnight s Children
124
Toni
Morrison, Beloved
127
Ishmael Reed, Mumbo Jumbo
133
Chapter
б
Postmodern fiction by women:
Carter, Atwood, Acker
140
Angela Carter
142
Margaret Atwood
148
Kathy Acker
156
Chapter
7
Two postmodern genres:
cyberpunk and metaphysical detective
fiction
164
Sci-fi and cyberpunk
164
William Gibson, Neuromancer
167
Detective fiction
171
Jorge Luis
Borges,
Death and the Compass
173
Umberto
Eco,
The Name of the Rose
175
Paul
Auster,
City of Glass
178
Contents ix
Chapter
8
Fiction of the postmodern
condition :
Ballard, DeLillo,
Ellis
184
Conclusion: ficto-criticism
184
J. G. Ballard, Crash
186
Don DeLillo, White Noise and Libra
191
Bret Easton Ellis, American Psycho
197
References
205
Index
215
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