Vol. XXIX, #1 Georges Perec

Vol. XXIX, #1 Georges Perec


Review of Contemporary Fiction

  • Back to Basics, by Harry Mathews
  • The Old and the New: An Introduction to Georges Perec, by David Bellos
  • References and Sources
  • Georges Perec Owns Up, by Marcel Bénabou and Bruno Marcenac
  • Statement of Intent, by Georges Perec
  • The Machine, by Georges Perec
  • The Doing of Fiction, by Georges Perec and Kaye Mortley
  • Beyond the Terms of Commitment, by Rob Halpern
  • Commitment or the Crisis of Language, by Georges Perec
  • Phago-Citations: Barthes, Perec, and the Transformation of Literature, by Andrew Leak
  • Perec's Jewishness, by Marcel Bénabou
  • W or the Memory of Childhood, by Philippe Lejeune
  • The Eleventh Day: Perec and the Infra-Ordinary, by Gilbert Adair
  • The Transition from W to M in Life A User's Manual, by Jacques Roubaud
  • Transformations of Contraint, by Bernard Magné
  • Perec's Painterly Eye, by Patrizia Molteni
  • Contributors
  • Books Received
  • Annual Index
 

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Title Vol. XXIX, #1 Georges Perec
Volume 29
ISSN 02760045
Issue 1
Format Paperback
Nb of pages
ISBN-10 1564785696
ISBN-13 978-1-56478-569-5
GTIN13 (EAN13) 9781564785695
List Price $8.00
Onix Version 2.1
 

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