Author: Bloomfield, Morton Wilfred [1913-1987]; editor:
Title: The Interpretation of Narrative : Theory and Practice
Description: Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1970. orig. wrappers. 20x13cm, vii, 287 pp. PAPERBACK. Series: Harvard English studies, 1.. Minor rubbing. Some light cover soil. VG. ¶ Contains 13 papers. Includes: The Originality of "Beowulf"; The Quixotic Principle: Cervantes and Other Novelists; Swift and Typological Narrative in "A Tale of a Tub"; Autobiography in the English: "Bildungsroman"; Emily Brontë: On the latitude of Interpretation; "A Kind of Allegory": "The Old Curiosity Shop"; Howells, Eliot, and the Humanized Reader; Astigmatic Images: The " American Novels" of Henry Adams; The Exploitative and Protective Imagination: Unreliable Narration in "The Sacred Fount"; The Interpretation of "Lord Jim"; The Novel as Poem: Virginia Woolf; Black as the Color of Chaos; Fiction, History, Myth: Notes toward the Discrimination of Narrative Forms.

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