Patterns of Power in American Political Fiction presents a study of power as it manifests itself in ideology, structure, process and personality, and provides political and literary frameworks for critically examining and teaching political fiction.
Patterns of Power in American Political Fiction presents a study of power as it manifests itself in ideology, structure, process and personality, and provides political and literary frameworks for critically examining and teaching political fiction.
Thomas J. Kemme is Professor of English, Bellarmine University, Louisville, Kentucky.
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Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Politics and Literature Chapter 3 Democracy: Ideology in Political Fiction Chapter 4 The Last Hurrah: Personality and Political Power Chapter 5 Lincoln, A Novel: A Realistic Political Hero Chapter 6 Advise and Consent: The Political Process Chapter 7 All the King's Men: Political Novel and Political Classic Chapter 8 Bibliography Chapter 9 Index
Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Politics and Literature Chapter 3 Democracy: Ideology in Political Fiction Chapter 4 The Last Hurrah: Personality and Political Power Chapter 5 Lincoln, A Novel: A Realistic Political Hero Chapter 6 Advise and Consent: The Political Process Chapter 7 All the King's Men: Political Novel and Political Classic Chapter 8 Bibliography Chapter 9 Index
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