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Modelling Plot: On the “conversional novel”
January 19, 2015

Modelling Plot: On the “conversional novel”

I am pleased to announce the acceptance of a new piece that will be appearing soon in New Literary History. In it, I explore techniques for identifying narratives of conversion in the modern novel in German, French and English. A great deal of new work has been circulating recently […]

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by Andrew Piper
Novel Conversions
May 28, 2013

Novel Conversions

  What would it mean for a novel to turn us, even as we turn it? How are we not simply moved, but transformed – turned around, converted – through the novel’s combination of gestural and affective structures? How might we think about the correspondences […]

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by Andrew Piper

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