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• Je sois autre moy-mesmes: Generic Blending and French Heritage in Julian Barnes’s Levels of Life

  From: Canadian Review of Comparative Literature

  20167,254 words Critical essay [(essay date 2016) In the following essay, Calafat discusses Levels of Life as a generic hybrid that fuses elements of memoir and essay, and harkens back to Michel de Montaigne’s practice of essay writing. Calafat...

• Detection, Colonialism, Postcolonialism: The Sense of an Ending in Julian Barnes’s Arthur and George

  From: Journal of Narrative Theory

  Summer 201510,525 words Critical essay [(essay date 2015) In the following essay, Weese discusses how the need to “rewrite” one’s personal history is portrayed in Barnes’s novel Arthur & George.] I. Introduction In 2011, Julian Barnes was awarded the Man...

• Divided narratives, unreliable narrators, and The Sense of an Ending: Julian Barnes, Frank Kermode, and Ford Madox Ford

  Author:Frederick M. HolmesFrom:Papers on Language & Literature (Vol. 51, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

  Winter 20158,288 words Critical essay More than one reviewer of Julian Barnes's Booker Prize-winning novel, The Sense of an Ending, noticed that its title is identical to that of a celebrated work of narrative theory published by the late Frank Kermode in...