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Flat Protagonists A Theory Of Novel Character Figlerowicz Marta

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Publisher: Oxford University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 5.89 MB

Pages: 189

Author: Figlerowicz, Marta

ISBN: 9780190496777, 9780190496784, 0190496770, 0190496789

Language: English

Year: 2016

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Flat Protagonists A Theory Of Novel Character Figlerowicz Marta by Figlerowicz, Marta 9780190496777, 9780190496784, 0190496770, 0190496789 instant download after payment.

We've all encountered protagonists who become more complicated over the course of a novel, but what does one do with a protagonist who simplifies as a novel progresses? This book examines such ""flat protagonists"" and shows why their existence challenges our current understanding of the novel as a genre.
Abstract: We've all encountered protagonists who become more complicated over the course of a novel, but what does one do with a protagonist who simplifies as a novel progresses? This book examines such "flat protagonists" and shows why their existence challenges our current understanding of the novel as a genre.