G P Lainsbury

• A Critical Context for the Carver Chronotope

  G P Lainsbury•ARTICLE•Canadian Review of American Studies•1997•Referências: 2

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  Raymond Carver (1938-88) is often credited with single-handedly inspiring a renaissance of the short story in America, and with giving voice to a submerged population, who before his time had not been adequately recognized in the cultural space of American literature.1 Carver devoted his whole career as a writer to working within two genres—the short story and the lyric poem—both of which are, within the context of late twentieth- century literat…

• A Critical Context for the Carver Chronotope

  G P Lainsbury•ARTICLE•Canadian Review of American Studies•1997•Referências: 2

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  Raymond Carver (1938-88) is often credited with single-handedly inspiring a renaissance of the short story in America, and with giving voice to a submerged population, who before his time had not been adequately recognized in the cultural space of American literature.1 Carver devoted his whole career as a writer to working within two genres—the short story and the lyric poem—both of which are, within the context of late twentieth- century literat…

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