Inner workings
literary essays, 2000-2005
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Word Count
75,750 words, Guess
Page Count
303 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL22244175M
- ISBN-139780670038657
- OCLC Control Number76064652
- OCLC Control Numberinnerworkingslit00coet
- Library of Congress Control Number2006036954
and 2 more
- LibraryThing2889300
- Goodreads6211
Classifications
- DDC809
- LCCPR9369.3.C58 I66 2007
Description
A new collection of essays and literary criticism from the Nobel Prize winner. In addition to being one of the most acclaimed and accomplished fiction writers in the world, Coetzee is also a literary critic of the highest caliber. As Derek Attridge observes in his introduction, reading Coetzee's nonfiction offers one the opportunity to see "how an author at the forefront of his profession engages with his peers, not as a critic from the outside, but as one who works with the same raw materials." In this collection of twenty recent pieces, Coetzee examines the work of some of the twentieth century's greatest writers. Insightful, challenging, yet accessible, these essays demonstrate Coetzee's sharp eye and unwavering critical acumen and will be of interest to his fans as well as to all readers of international literature.--From publisher description.
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