An edition of Liminality in fantastic fiction
(2011)
Liminality in fantastic fiction
a poststructuralist approach
by Sandor Klapcsik
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""Intriguing"--Matt Hills, Cardiff University, the author of Fan Cultures and The Pleasures of Horror; "Mr. Klapcsik...is certainly deeply knowledgeable about the whole range of post-structuralist theory, and able to use a number of theoretical vocabularies with authority"--Brian McHale, Ohio State University, the author of Constructing Postmodernism and The Obligation toward the Difficult Whole"--Provided by publisher.
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Liminality in fantastic fiction: a poststructuralist approach
2011, McFarland & Co.
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0786464739 9780786464739
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Table of Contents
Introduction: The significance of liminality in popular fiction
Liminality and the fantastic in Agatha Christie's detective stories
Liminal fantasy in Neil Gaiman's fiction
Stanislaw Lem: liminality and the revenge of the mirror on alien planets
Philip K. Dick: urbanity, liminality, multiplicity
Conclusion: Converging and diverging manifestations of liminality and multiplicity.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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