THE SYNTHESIS OF POSTMODERN AND REALISTIC NARRATIVE STRATEGIES IN THE HISTORIOGRAPHIC NOVEL “MASTER GEORGIE” BY BERYL BAINBRIDGE
Journal: PHILOLOGY (Vol.1, No. 4)Publication Date: 2016-07-11
Authors : Boinitska O.;
Page : 26-28
Keywords : historiographic novel; postmodernism; realism; narrative strategies; history; historical representation; photography principle.;
Abstract
The article deals with the synthesis of postmodern and realistic narrative strategies as a general characteristic feature of the British historiographic novel of the end of the 20th ? the beginning of the 21st cent. and as a particular mode of an original and balanced merge of the past dimension with the present one ? either explicit or implicit in any historiographic novel. 'Master Georgie' by Beryl Bainbridge is taken as an illustrative material for the analyses. The article is intended as a case study of the novel in the context of postmodern conceptualization of history.
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