Truths and Play-on Julian Barnes' Flaubert's Parrot
Zheng Xiao-don
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Zheng Xiao-don
Abstract
From the perspectives of theme and form,this paper analyses how Flaubert's Parrot poses questions on representation and claims the plurality of truth and how it builds in itself a multi-dimensional world by means of parody and narrative self-reflexivity. The paper comes to the conclusion that the book is a postmodern text typical of postmodern plurality and playfulness.
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From the perspectives of theme and form,this paper analyses how Flaubert's Parrot poses questions on representation and claims the plurality of truth and how it builds in itself a multi-dimensional world by means of parody and narrative self-reflexivity. The paper comes to the conclusion that the book is a postmodern text typical of postmodern plurality and playfulness.
Key concepts: Postmodernism, Theme (computing), Reflexivity, Representation (politics), Narrative, Aesthetics, Literature, Epistemology