Hari Kunzru /
This is the first edited collection on Hari Kunzru. With new individual essays on each of Kunzru's novels as well as his short fiction and creative non-fiction, the book situates his writing within current debates on contemporary literature, and in relation to key historical events such as Brex...
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Manchester :
Manchester University Press,
2023.
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| Rangatū: | Twenty-first century perspectives
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| Urunga tuihono: | https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=3591155 |
Rārangi ihirangi:
- <P>Introduction: 'Adding Up to an Unknown': the elusive fictions of Hari Kunzru
- Kristian Shaw and Sara Upstone<br>1 'Walking into Whiteness': <i>The Impressionist</i> and the routes of empire
- Churnjeet Mahn<br>2 'It was the revenge of the uncontrollable world': <i>Transmission</i> and COVID-19'
- Lucienne Loh<br>3 Turning the tide, or turning around in <i>My Revolutions</i>
- Maëlle Jeanniard du Dot<br>4 Subjectivity at its limits: fugitive community in Kunzru's short stories
- Peter Ely<br>5 The fiction of every-era/no-era: <i>Gods Without Men</i> as 'translit'
- Bran Nicol <br>6 'Eyes, ears, head, memory, heart': transglossic rhythms in <i>Memory Palace</i> and <i>Twice Upon a Time
- </i>Sara Upstone<br>7 'The ghost is him': the echoes of racism, non-being and haunting in <i>White Tears
- </i>David Hering<br>8 'Food for the wolves': the rise of the alt-right in <i>Red Pill</i>
- Kristian Shaw<br>9 'In the wake of all that': a conversation with Hari Kunzru
- Kristian Shaw<br><br><i>Index</i></p>