The Novel, Volume 2

adventures aesthetic Ah Q appears artistic Balzac beauty become bildungsroman Bleak House bourgeois morality called century characters chronotope critical culture Dalloway death desire discourse Don Quixote English epic episode essay example experience fact fiction figure Franco Moretti Gatsby genre Goethe Gravity's Rainbow hero heroine human Ibid idea ideal imagination individual Karin Michaëlis language later letter literary literature living Love in Excess Lucien Lukács Macunaíma Mao Dun Max Havelaar meaning Middlemarch modern Multatuli narrative narrator nature novel novelistic novella object Paris passion person picaresque novel plot poetic political prose protagonist Quixote reader realism reality relation represent representation road romance scene seems sense sexual social society space story structure supernatural theme things tion topoi topos tradition trans transformed translation turn University Press woman words writing