Narrating "The Modern": Colonial-Era Southern Batak Journalism and Novelistic Fiction as Overlapping Literary Forms  

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Rodgers, Susan

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Bijdragen Tot de Taal Land En Volkenkunde vol. 163 no. 04 (2007), page 476-506.
Topik: English Novel; Newspaper Prose; Novelistic Fiction
Fulltext: B10 v163 n4 th2007 p476, win.pdf (422.55KB)

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As Lennard J. Davis (1997) points out in Factual fictions; The origins of the English novel, newspaper prose and novel writing had remarkably blurred boundaries throughout the late 1700s, the time when the early English novel was first gaining public currency on the popular print scene. Davis presents a complex argument. He first criticizes Ian Watt’s approach (1957) as set out in the latter’s classic The rise of the novel. Davis asserts that Watt relies on simplistic ‘evolutionary’ models about the ‘rise’ of genres. Davis goes on to observe that there was a generalized convergence of discursive forms in the English popular press and in storytelling in commercial print in the late eighteenth century.

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