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Metahistory may
refer to
Metahistory (concept), the
history of
history writing, a part of the
discipline of
historiography Metahistory: The Historical...
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Metahistorical romance is a term
describing postmodern historical fiction,
defined by Amy J.
Elias in
Sublime Desire:
History and Post-1960s Fiction. Elias...
- by,
among other theorists,
Hayden White in his
Metahistory (1973).
Metahistorical tropes are
generally understood to be
styles of
discourse —
rather than...
- predecessors,
Against the Day is an
example of
historiographic metafiction or
metahistorical romance. At 1,085 pages, it is the
longest of Pynchon's
novels to date...
- Main
interests Metahistory Notable works Metahistory (1973)
Notable ideas Historiophoty metahistorical trope Influenced Sharon Traw****
Norman J. Wilson...
- of the
parallel narratives WWI and 1970s Britain, the
novel explores metahistorical questions about how to do****ent and
recover narratives about the past...
- neo-Baroque
thinking inherent in the
metahistorical carnival culture of humanity. The
social foundation of the
metahistorical carnival in
Ukraine was the subconscious...
- is
continually present as the
background of history. That
which is
metahistorical breaks up both the
cosmic endless sequence of
events and..." The Visva-bharati...
- G****,
Robert Coover, and
Ishmael Reed.
Historiographic metafiction Metahistorical romance Abrams, M. H. (2005). A
Glossary of
Literary Terms. With contributions...
- Arnold,
Alfred Tennyson and
Thomas Hardy.
Through a
metafictional and
metahistorical voice, the contemporary,
postmodern narrator questions the role of the...
