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Tom Stoppard: Bucking the Postmodern

Full title: Tom Stoppard: Bucking the Postmodern
ISBN: 9780786465323
ISBN 10: 0786465328
Authors: Jernigan, Daniel Keith
Publisher: McFarland
Edition: 1
Num. pages: 222
Binding: Paperback
Language: en
Published on: 2012

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Synopsis

While Much Of Tom Stoppard's Early Work Is Postmodern, The Remainder Of His Career Essentially Tracks Backward From There--becoming Late Modernist In The 1970s And Fully Modernist In The 80s And 90s. This Pattern Also Makes Sense Of Stoppard's Recent And Uncharacteristic Foray Into Dramatic Realism-- Introduction -- Normalizing Magritte And Tumbling Philosophers -- Modern Diversions -- Intermission: Night And Day -- Normalizing Postmodern Science -- Metahistorical Detectives -- The Narrative Turn: Re-innovating The Traditional In The Coast Of Utopia -- Encore: Rock 'n' Roll. Daniel Keith Jernigan. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.