01789nam a22002775a 4500650004500000650005100045650006700096700003300163999001700196001000700213003000900220005001700229007000300246008004100249040003500290245006300325260003600388300001100424500007400435520069400509650007001203650006601273700002401339942001301363952013501376 494235aCRITICA LITERARIAxCUENTOzIRLANDA 494234aCRÍTICA LITERARIAxCUENTOzREINO UNIDO 093863aCRÍTICA LITERARIAxCUENTOzESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMÉRICA1 92975aKarl, Frederick Robert  c51062d51062000198AR-RoIES20241129152356.0ta000000s1967    us  ||| r|||| 001 1 eng|d  aAR-RoIESbspacAR-RoIESercaa204aThe Shape of Fiction :bBritish and American Short Stories  aNew York :bMcGraW-Hill,c1967.  a542 p.  aBiographical Notes p. 525 - Author Index p. 541 - Title Index p. 542.  aThe Shape of Fiction: British and American Stories is an analytical text, wich includes with each story, analysis and questions that lead the student toward interpretation.
Brief introductions acquaint the student with each significant aspect of fiction. The collection covers the full range of American fiction from the "classics" of Poe, and James to such "modern classics" as those of Hemingway, Faulkner, K. A. Porter. Contemporary writers including Updike, Purdy appear together with the masters of English short fiction: Conrad, Joyce, Lawrence and H. G. Wells.
This material is organized by means of the basic aspects of genre: plot, character, mood, theme, style and point of view. 0aLITERATURAzREINO UNIDOzIRLANDAzESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMERICA94040 0aCUENTOzREINO UNIDOzIRLANDAzESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMERICA942361 aHamalian, Leo92974  2udccLIL  00102udc4070aASbASd0000-00-00eD (Biblioteca Lincoln)l2o820 H198p905r2024-09-24 00:00:00s2024-09-03t1w2017-09-14yLIL