Turns of the Century Urban and Suburban Places from James Joyce to David Lodge.
The city is a frequent setting in various novels written in the last century and an important entity, almost a character in its own right, in many of them. This paper investigates the modes and techniques of narration in the representation of the city in selected novels of David Lodge and compares t...
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