Critique: Studies in contemporary fiction

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  Año 2005, Vol. 46, Número 3

  • The Subjects in and out of the Text

    Maurice Couturier

    págs. 179-190

    

  • Meetings of East and West: Orhan Pamuk's Istanbulite Perspective

    Don Randall, Aylin Bayrakceken

    págs. 191-204

    

  • Sacred Chaos: Form and the Immediate in John Banville's Mefisto

    Brendan McNamee

    págs. 205-218

    

  • Memory, Home, and Exile in Contemporary Anglophone Lebanese Fiction

    Syrine C. Hout

    págs. 219-233

    

  • Cuba Interrupted: The Loss of Center and Story in Ana Menéndez's Collection In Cuba I Was a German Shepherd

    Maya Socolovsky

    págs. 235-251

    

  • German Mothers, New World Daughters: Angelika Fremd's Heartland and Sigrid Nunez's A Feather on the Breath of God

    Petra Fachinger

    págs. 253-266

    

  • Marina Warner's Indigo as Ethical Deconstruction and Reconstruction

    Eileen Williams-Wanquet

    págs. 267-282

    

  • Magic Mountain and Sacred Script: A Bakhtinian Reading of the Novels of Gao Xingjian

    págs. 293-310

    

  • AN ADDENDUM to "Buddhist Duality in William Gaddis's Carpenter's Gothic"

    págs. 301-302