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In the Company of Strangers shows how a change in the idea of family and its narrative role was central to the modernist reinvention of the novel. While plots of marriage and long-lost blood kin were the mainstay of the Victorian novel, Barry McCrea argues that queer countercurrents within... read more
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- Stephen Dedalus: Add a description of this character.
- Oliver Twist
- Swann
- Sherlock Holmes
- Watson
- Buck Mulligan
- Joyce
- Mr. Brownlow
- Deasy
- Ulysses
- Bloom
- Léonie
- Fagin
- Proust
- Dickens
- Conan Doyle
- Magwitch
- Sargent
- Telemachus
- Combray
- Molly
- Vinteuil
- Joe
- Jupien
- Musgrave Ritual
- Champi
- Brunton
- Grimwig
- Gomorrah
- Krook
- Esther
- Herbert
- Nancy
- Nestor
- Haines
- M. De Charlus
- Penelope
- Fran
- Stapleton
- Mrs. Mann
- Unwin
Authors & Contributors edit
- Barry McCrea (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 823.809355
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