Rachel Cusk's Attention Ecology.

The article examines Rachel Cusk's trilogy Outline, Transit, and Kudos which follows the travels of Faye, a British writer, through Athens, London, and a town in Germany. Topics include the trilogy's focus on observation over traditional plot development, Cusk's exploration of attention as a literar...

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Published in:Contemporary Literature Vol. 64; no. 3; pp. 373 - 399
Main Author: Swoboda, Jessica
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Published: University of Wisconsin Press Fall2023
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