The Sense of Life in the Modern Novel Arthur Mizener HC/DJ/1964

Description: This vintage hardcover book is a gem for literature lovers! Written by Arthur Mizener, "The Sense of Life in the Modern Novel" explores the topic of life's meaning through the lens of modernist literature. The book, published in 1964 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, has 287 pages and comes with a dust jacket. The author does not personalize or inscribe the book and it is not ex libris or signed. A study of the representation of life and their representation of nature in novels. He uses both 19 and 20th century including Updike, Trollope, Dos Passos, Fitzgerald and Hemingway.

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Book Title: The Sense of Life in the Modern Novel

Signed: No

Ex Libris: No

Narrative Type: Nonfiction

Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt

Original Language: English

Inscribed: No

Vintage: Yes

Personalize: No

Publication Year: 1964

Type: Novel

Format: Hardcover

Literary Movement: Modernism

Language: English

Era: 1960s

Author: Arthur Mizener

Personalized: No

Features: Dust Jacket

Genre: Adaptation

Topic: Criticism, Literature

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

Number of Pages: 287