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050 00 $aPS659$b.P67 1998
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049 $aMAIN
245 00 $aPostmodern American fiction :$ba Norton anthology /$c[edited by] Paula Geyh, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Fred G. Leebron, Gettysburg College, Andrew Levy, Butler University.
250 $aFirst edition.
264 1 $aNew York :$bW.W. Norton & Company,$c[1998]
264 4 $c©1998
300 $axxxi, 672 pages :$billustrations ;$c24 cm
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
338 $avolume$bnc$2rdacarrier
500 $aChiefly short stories and excerpts from novels.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 $gFrom$tThe crying of lot 49 /$rThomas Pynchon$g(b. 1937) --$tNova express$t(Crab nebula) /$rWilliam S. Burroughs$g(b. 1914) --$tSee the moon? ;$tSentence /$rDonald Barthelme$g(1931-1989) --$tTrout fishing in America$t(The cover for trout fishing in America ;$tTrout death by port wine) /$rRichard Brautigan$g(1935-1984) --$tSassafrass, cypress & indigo /$rNtozake Shange$r(b.1948) --$tYellow back radio broke-down$g(Chapter 1) /$rIshmael Reed$g(b. 1938) --$tIn the heart of the heart of the country /$rWilliam Gass$g(b. 1924) --$tBreakfast of champions$g(Preface ;$gChapter 1) /$rKurt Vonnegut$g(b. 1922) --$tThe pale pink roast /$rGrace Paley$g(b. 1922) --$tArdor/awe/atrocity /$rWalter Abish$g(b. 1931) --$gFrom$tThe American woman in the Chinese hat --$tCarole Maso$g(b. 1955) --$tBluegill /$rJayne Anne Phillips$g(b. 1952) --$tLiving with contradictions /$rLynne Tillman$g(b. 1947) --$gFrom$tIn cold blood /$rTruman Capote$g(1924-1984) --$tThe armies of the night$g(From part II : Friday afternoon) /$rNorman Mailler$g(b. 1923) --$tZami : a new spelling of my name$g(Chapter 4) /$rAudre Lorde$g(1934-1992) --$tThe rainbow stories$t(The visible spectrum ;$tA note on the truth of the tales) /$rWilliam T. Vollmann$g(b. 1959) --$tDictee$t(Clio, History) /$rTheresa Hak Kyung Cha$g(1951-1982) --$tHow to tell a true war story /$rTim O'Brien$g(b. 1946) --$tBorderlands/la frontera : the new mestiza$t(Tlilli, tlapalli : the path of the red and black ink) /$rGloria Anzakdúa$g(b. 1942).
505 00 $tKrazy Kat$t(Our town ;$gFrom$tThe gadget) /$rJay Cantor$g(b. 1948) --$tCome over come over$t(Knowing things ;$tThe surprise) /$rLynda Barry$g(b. 1956) --$tStories from the nerve bible$g(12.$tMaps and places ;$g15.$tBlack fire on white fire ;$g24.$tTalkshow ;$g48.$tStories from the nerve bible ;$g49.$tThis storm) /$rLaurie Anderson$g(b. 1947) --$tA night at the movies$t(The phantom of the movie palace) /$rRobert Coover$g(b. 1923) --$tTooth imprints on a corn dog$t(The making of Tooth imprints on a corn dog) /$rMark Leyner$g(b. 1956) --$tMemories of my father watching t. v.$t(Combat) /$rCurtis White$g(b. 1951) --$tPremature autopsies$t(Welcome to the ghetto) /$rRicardo Cortez Cruz$g(b. 1964) --$tShiloh /$rBobbie Ann Mason$g(b. 1940) --$tWild at heart$t(Wild at heart ;$tHunger in America ;$tLocus Ceruleus) /$rBarry Gifford$g(b. 1946) --$gFrom$tMaus /$rArt Spiegelman$g(b. 1948) --$gFrom$tBeloved /$rToni Morrison$g(b. 1931) --$tThe ghost writer$t(Femme fatale) /$rPhilip Roth$g(b. 1933) --$gFrom$tCeremony /$rLeslie Marmon Silko$g(b. 1948) --$tThe leather man /$rE.L. Doctorow$g(b. 1931) --$tX [not equal to] y /$rSusan Daitch$g(b. 1954) --$tCaptivity /$rSherman Alexie$g(b. 1966) --$tCatch-22$t(Chapter 9. Major Major Major Major) /$rJoseph Heller$g(b. 1923) --$tLyndon /$rDavid Foster Wallace$g(b. 1962).
505 00 $tThe turn of the screw /$rJoyce Carol Oates$g(b. 1938) --$tGreat expectations$t(I recall my childhood) /$rKathy Acker$g(b. 1948) --$tChimera$t(Dunyazadiad) /$rJohn Barth$g(b. 1930) --$tCity of glass$g(Chapter 1) /$rPaul Auster$g(b. 1947) --$gFrom$tPaul Auster's City of glass /$rPaul Karasisk$g(b. 1956) and$rDavid Mazzucchelli$g(b. 1960) --$tTripmaster monkey : his fake book$t(From Trippers and askers) /$rMaxine Hong Kingston$g(b. 1940) --$tNeveryóna$g(1.$tOf dragons, mountains, transhumance, sequence, and sunken cities, or : the violence of the letter) /$rSamuel R. Delany$g(b. 1942) --$tThe youngest doll /$rRosario Ferré$g(b. 1942) --$tHousekeeping$g(From chapter 8) /$rMarilynne Robinson$g(b. 1944) --$tThe Cariboo Cafe /$rHelena María Viramontes$g(b. 1954) --$tThe Gernsback continuum /$rWilliam Gibson$g(b. 1948) --$tSchrödinger's cat ;$tShe unnames them /$rUrsula K. Le Guin$g(b. 1929) --$tWhite noise$g(Chapter 7 ; Chapter 9 ; Chapter 17) /$rDon Delillo$g(b. 1936) --$tThe female man$g(Part one) /$rJoanna Russ$g(b. 1937) --$tFeral lasers /$rGerald Vizenor$g(b. 1934) --$tImago$g(Chapter 1) /$rOctavia Butler$g(b. 1947) --$tSnow crash$g(Chapter 1) /$rNeal Stephenson$g(b. 1959) --$tGeneration X$t(Shopping is not creating) /$rDouglas Coupland$g(b. 1961) --$gFrom$tI have said nothing /$rJ. Yellowlees Douglas$g(b. 1962) --$gFrom$tAfternoon, a story /$rMichael Joyce$g(b. 1945).
505 00 $gFrom$tSorties : out and out : attacks/ways out/forays /$rHélène Cixous$g(b. 1937) --$tToward a concept of postmodernism /$rIhab Hassan$g(b. 1925) --$tPublic access$t(From Just the fax, ma'am : or, postmodernism's journey to Decenter) /$rMichael Bérubé$g(b. 1961) --$gFrom$tA cyborg manifesto : science, technology, and socialist-feminism in the late twentieth century /$rDonna Haraway$g(b. 1944) --$tPostscript to The name of the rose$t(From Postmodernism, irony, the enjoyable) /$rUmberto Eco$g(b. 1932) --$tPostmodern blackness /$rBell Hooks$g(b. 1955) --$tSimulacra and simulation$t(From The precession of Simulacra) /$rJean Baudrillard$g(b. 1929) --$tConclusions /$rTerry Harpold$g(b. 1959) --$gFrom$tWoman, native, other /$rTrinh T. Minh-ha$g(b. 1952) --$gFrom$tPostmodernism and consumer society /$rFredric Jameson$g(b. 1934).
520 $aExcerpts from novels by writers, giving their comments on what they wanted to achieve. For example, in How to Tell a True War Story, a novel on the horror and grandeur of war, Tim O'Brien sought "to arrive at some kind of spiritual truth that one can't discover simply by recording the world-as-it-is."
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600 17 $aBürger, Christa$d1935-$tPostmoderne$2gnd
650 0 $aAmerican fiction$y20th century.
650 0 $aPostmodernism (Literature)$zUnited States.
650 7 $aAmerican fiction.$2fast$0(OCoLC)fst00807048
650 7 $aPostmodernism (Literature)$2fast$0(OCoLC)fst01073181
651 7 $aUnited States.$2fast$0(OCoLC)fst01204155
650 17 $aAmerikaans.$2gtt
650 17 $aFictie.$2gtt
650 17 $aPostmodernisme.$2gtt
650 7 $aLiteratur$2gnd
651 7 $aUSA.$2swd
648 7 $a1900-1999$2fast
653 $aAmerican fiction -- 20th century
653 $aPostmodernism (Literature) -- United States
655 7 $aFiction.$2fast$0(OCoLC)fst01423787
655 7 $aFiction.$2lcgft
700 1 $aGeyh, Paula,$eeditor.
700 1 $aLeebron, Fred,$eeditor.
700 1 $aLevy, Andrew,$d1962-$eeditor.
856 41 $3Table of contents$uhttp://www.gbv.de/dms/goettingen/230464769.pdf$zKostenfrei
856 42 $3Contents, hypertexts, and electronic course guide$uhttp://www.wwnorton.com/pmaf/
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