Search Results: narrative theory from C L Hawley

London: Chatto & Windus,. Hardback. 222pp. A study of character in the light of notions such as Time, Identity and Freedom. With particular attention to the novels of Henry James, Thomas Mann, Jean-Paul Sartre and Charles Dickens. Sunned to spine. Dust wrapper somewhat rubbed with some tiny chips. Very good copy in Good + dw. . Hardcover. 1965.

Black Ice Books,. 148pp. Collection of avant-garde, innovative pieces playing with genre and other mainstream concepts. Some edge wear. Good+, sound copy. . Paperback. 1995.

Oxford: Clarendon Press / OUP,. Hardback. 8.5'' x 5.5'', 227pp. Part of the Oxford Modern Languages and Literature Monographs. A study of five narrators and the within-text fictions and fantasies, considering their effects and purpose. Bibliography. Index. One small closed tear and wrinkle to tail of of dust wrapper spine otherwise very clean and neat. Very good copy in good+ dust wrapper . Hardback. 1999.

London: Edward Arnold,. Paperback. 72pp. Aimed at the sixth form or first year undergraduate this concise volume deals with a range of critical and theoretical perspectives on the novel in an easily accessible form with plenty of what it calls 'signposts' to further study including a further reading list which includes two useful selections of important novels from the pre-twentieth century , and form the twentieth century, that would be an excellent starting point for anyone planning on embarking on a literary degree. Rubbed. Somewhat faded. Light pencil annotation. Binding is sound. Good, sound copy. . Paperback. 1969.