Prime opere narrative di Don DeLillo : rappresentazione del tempo e poetica beckettiana dell'istante /

This study deals with the first works by Don DeLillo, from Americana (1971) to Running Dog (1978), but it also extends its investigation horizon to his following works. The work deals specifically with the conception of time, and the way it is represented in the texts of the American author. By inte...

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Main Author: Barbuscia, Davide
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Published: [Place of publication not identified] : Firenze University Press, 2013.
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505 0 |a Ringraziamenti -- Introduzione -- 1. Americana: "a lesson in the effect of echoes" -- 2. Velocità e lentezza in End Zone -- 3. "Least is best": poetiche della riduzione in Great Jones Street -- 4. "Advancement backward": Ratner's Star -- 5. "A lesson in the intimacy of distance": Players -- 6. Running Dog -- 7. Tempo e percezione in The Body Artist di Don DeLillo e Ghost Trio di Samuel Beckett -- Riferimenti bibliografici. 
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