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The Literary Cold War, 1945-Vietnam: Sacrificial Logic and Paranoid Plotlines

The Literary Cold War, 1945-Vietnam: Sacrificial Logic and Paranoid Plotlines

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The Literary Cold War, 1945-Vietnam: Sacrificial Logic and Paranoid Plotlines

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By Adam Piette
  • Publisher:   Edinburgh University Press
  • Number Of Pages:   272
  • Publication Date:   2009-06-15
  • ISBN-10 / ASIN:   0748635270
  • ISBN-13 / EAN:   9780748635276
Product Description:

The Literary Cold War concentrates on authors who straddle the line between aesthetic project and political allegory, paying particular attention to the work of Vladimir Nabokov and Graham Greene. A paranoid plotline informs these and other Anglo-American texts, from Storm Jameson and John Dos Passos to Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes, and they commonly trade in the figure of the non-aligned neutral observer who finds himself caught up in sacrificial triangles. Following the lead of prominent historians of the period, this volume gives shape to a new field in literary studies& mdashthe literary Cold War.

 
 
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