Aspects of the Novel
Auteur : Edward Morgan Forster
Date de publication : 1990
Éditeur : Penguin
Nombre de pages : 204
Résumé du livre
The effort to see through novels, not round them--that is how E.M. Forster describes the driving force behind this book. He discards the weighty 'historical' view with its cumbersome apparatus of 'tendencies', 'influences' and 'periods'. Instead we are to imagine all novelists at work together in a circular room. With this welcome freshness of approach the author of A Passage to India discusses the various ways we can look at a novel.