The modern confessional novel (Open Library)

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The modern confessional novel

by Pete Axthelm
Published in 1967, Yale University Press (New Haven)

The modern confessional novel
Pete Axthelm

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works: The modern confessional novel

By statement: by Peter M. Axthelm.

Series: Yale college series, [6]

Source records: Library MARC record
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Language: English

Pagination: viii, 189 p.

LCCN: 67013428

Dewey: 809.3/83

LC: PN3448.P8 A8

OCLC: 294512

Subject: Psychological fiction

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Table of contents

   Introduction.

   Origins of the modern confessional novel: Dostoevsky.

   A disintegrated world: Gide, Sartre, and Camus.

   The search for a reconstructed order: Koestler and Golding.

   The full perception: Bellow.

   Epilogue.

   Bibliography of works cited.

	Introduction.
	Origins of the modern confessional novel: Dostoevsky.
	A disintegrated world: Gide, Sartre, and Camus.
	The search for a reconstructed order: Koestler and Golding.
	The full perception: Bellow.
	Epilogue.
	Bibliography of works cited.