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Idling the Engine

Name: Idling the Engine
Brand: The Catholic University of America Press
SKU: 06341065
Price: 27876 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: E. Joseph Sharkey
ISBN: 9780813214412

Linguistic Skepticism in and Around Cortazar, Kafka and Joyce

E. Joseph Sharkey

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 06341065

Publishers The Catholic University of America Press, July 2006

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Some of the important literary works of the twentieth century wrestle with a distrust of language - born of an untenable skepticism that insists on the manufacture of doubts, where doubts are nonsensical. This book examines the consequences of this skepticism as it appears in and around the work of Julio Cortazar, Franz Kafka, and James Joyce.