Fiction Across Borders
Imagining the Lives of Others in Late-Twentieth-Century Novels
Shameem Black
"This fine book makes an extremely important and timely argument: that it is possible to enter sympathetically and constructively into the life of another, thus avoiding the failure, projection, and disguised domination that much contemporary criticism assumes to be the inevitable result of this enterprise." - Bruce Robbins, Columbia University
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