Breaking Through Pynchon Studies in Japan (Thomas Pynchon: Museifu-Shugi-Teki-Kiseki No Uchu, Postmodern Metamorphosis: Capitalism and the Subject in Contemporary American Fiction) (Book Review)
Pynchon Notes 2000, Spring, 46-49
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Publisher Description
Thomas Pynchon: Museifu-shugi-teki-kiseki no Uchu [Thomas Pynchon: The Universe of Anarchist Miracle], by Yoshihiko Kihara. Kyoto: Kyoto UP, 2001. 246 pp. [yen] 3400. Postmodern Metamorphosis: Capitalism and the Subject in Contemporary American Fiction, by Takayoshi Ishiwari. Tokyo: Eihousha, 2001. 174 pp. [yen] 2600.
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Professional & Technical
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2000
22 March
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
14
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Pynchon Notes
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