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The Resource Grotesque Revisited : Grotesque and Satire in the Post/Modern Literature of Central and Eastern Europe

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Bibliography note: Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index

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Table of contents; introduction; the gravity of the grotesque; section i; of satire and satyrs; hilarious hell; the revolution(s) of the grotesque body; section ii; hrabal's satirical legacy in the central european autobiographical novel; forms of the grotesque; grotesque and heteroglossia in george tabori's works, or; the grotesque and gender in nils sakss' prose; the creative role of the grotesque in the moscow sections of mikhail bulgakov's the master and margarita; section iii; parody, satire, and carnivalisation in romanian poetic postmodernism; novel and satire
On the background, stains, and dry cleaningthe grotesque dimension of witold gombrowicz's novel ferdydurke; the grotesque and memory in contemporary estonian culture; contributors; index

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