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Overview
Irving Howe's classic investigation of the role of revolutionary ideas in fiction is here reprinted in a new paperback edition.Synopsis
The classic investigation of the role of revolutionary ideas in fiction. Mr. Howe establishes the role of the political novel and traces its growth into the twentieth century; he explains why American novels failed to integrate ideology; and he discusses political fiction after World War II. An intelligent, penetrating, lucid, graceful, persuasive, and altogether splendid book. --New Republic. With an Introduction by David Bromwich.
The New Republic
An intelligent, penetrating, lucid, graceful, persuasive, and altogether splendid book.
Editorials
Nation
An important book.New Republic
An intelligent, penetrating, lucid, graceful, persuasive, and altogether splendid book.The Nation
An important book.The New Republic
An intelligent, penetrating, lucid, graceful, persuasive, and altogether splendid book.The New Republic
An intelligent, penetrating, lucid, graceful persuasive and altogether splendid book.