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We make fiction because we are fiction: authorities displaced in the novels of Russell Hoban
Russell Hoban, born in Pennsylvania in 1925, is the author of fifty children's books and eight novels. This thesis provides a critical reading of his novels Kleinzeit (1974), The Medusa Frequency (1987), Riddley Walker (1980) and Pilgermann (1983). The thesis argues that the alienation of the protag...
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Department of English Language and Literature
2016
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