Nine writers of postmodernist metafiction: explaining the literary tricks that undo realistic discourse
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! NINE WRITERS
OF POSTMODERNIST METAFICTION
Explaining the Literary Tricks
That Undo Reaiistic Discourse
Eman El-Meligi
With a Foreword by
Lisa R Portmess
The Edwin Mellen Press
Lewiston°Queenston*Lampeter
Table of Contents
Commendatory Foreword by Professor
Lisa R Portmess
Acknowledgements
Introduction
v
Chapter One: Intertextuality, the Simulacrum and
the Academy Novel:
A Comparative Reading of Reality and Hyperreality
in David Lodge s Nice Work,
Richard Powers Galatea 2 2, and Azar Nafisi s 7
Reading Lolita in Tehran
Lodge, Metafiction and Hyperreality 8
Intertextuality, Paratextuality, and the Simulacrum 10
The Academy Novel: Literary Theory and the Victorian 12
Novel
Pastiche and The Two-World Nation 14
Binarism and Autobiography 18
Human? Hubristic? 19
Pygmalion-Galatea 20
Metafiction and Postmodernism 21
Hypertexts and Simulacra 23
The Academy Novel: Lodge and Powers 25
Is Galatea Pygmalion? Intertextuality and Reversal of 30
Roles
Cognitive Theory and Artificial Intelligence 32
Nafisi and Scheherazade: Intertextuality Politicized 34
Magic Realism and Aborted Creativity 36
Nabokov and The Magician 38
Binarism: Persian vs Islamic 40
Lodge and Nafisi: Parody and Metafiction 42
Paratextuality and the Simulacrum 43
The Academy Novel and Intertextuality 45
Lodge, Powers and Nafisi: Intertextuality, the
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Simulacrum and the Academy Novel ^
Notes 51
Works Cited 53
Chapter Two: Nadine Gordimer s July s People: A 57
Postcolonial Metanarrative
Magic Realism and Intertextuality 57
The Subaltern 59
Sisyphus: Cyclical Narrative Structure 60
Archetypes and Defamiliarization 62
Symbolism of Title 63
Prison Notebooks and Decolonization of the Mind 64
Mythical Time
Narrative Technique
Polyphony
Symbolism
Imagery
Irony
Forbidden Knowledge and the Fall
Black Skin, White Masks?
Apocalypse
The Epigraph and Gramsci
Hegemony and Complicity
Notes
Works Cited
Chapter Three: Dehyphenated Identity and
Carnivalesque Polyphony: A Bakhtinian Reading of
Hybridity and Female Characters in Zadie Smith s
White Teeth and Maxine Hong Kingston s The
Woman Warrior
I
Liminality and Hybridity
Carnival
Heteroglossia and the Chronotope
Polyphony: Nation and Narration
Imagery
A Revisionist Tale 99
Dialogism and Symbolism of Character 102
Postmodernism and Metanarratives 103
Dissemination and Dehyphenation 104
Storytelling and Amnesia 105
Oral vs Written Archive 106
Carnivalesque Rewriting of Narrative 107
Feminism and Ambivalence 108
Smith and Kingston 110
Dehyphenated Identity 111
Heteroglossia and the Chronotope 113
Symbolism | 114
Metafiction and Authenticity 115
Notes 117
Works Cited 118
Chapter Four: Memory Seemed Unwise:
Archaeological Dynamics of Memory and Amnesia:
An Archetypal Reading of Toni Morrison s Beloved 121
Archaeology, Memory and Archetypes 121
Memory and Symbolism of Character 124
Animal Imagery and Racism 127
Decolonizing the Mind 130
Regressus-ad-Uterum: Symbolism of the Narrative 132
Structure
Water Imagery: Reminiscence and Painful Resurrection 133
Gravity of History: Dynamics of Memory and Amnesia 13 8
Notes 139
Works Cited 141
Chapter Five: Not on the World s Map:
Cartography, Magic Realism and the Image of the
Other: A Study of Symbolism in Hilary Mantel s 143
Eight Months on Ghazzah Street
Symbolism of Time and Setting 143
Binarism and Narrative Structure 145
Not on the World s Map: Cartography, the Simulacrum 147
and the Image of the Other
The Original-Replica Binarism: Juxtaposition of Motifs 149
and Symbols
F orbidden Knowledge 15 2
Absurdist Chairs 156
Notes 162
Works Cited 164
Chapter Six: Alaa al-Aswany: A Foucauldian 167
Reading
Discourse and Power 167
The Panopticon and Surveillance: Discipline and Punish 171
Repressed Sexuality and Homophobia 174
Clinical Terminology and Normalizing Discourse 178
Islamists and the Gravity of History 181
Foucault and Aswany: Revisionist Counternarratives 184
Notes 187
Works Cited 190
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Conclusion 193
Interview with Alaa al-Aswany 199
Index 211
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