This work investigates some of the authorial strategies used by Mark Z. Danielewski in his series The Familiar (2015-2017) in relation to the literary and theoretical framework of metamodernism. In particular, the analysis is carried out through a comparative methodology and interdisciplinary perspective and focuses on the first volume of the series, One Rainy Day in May (2015), aiming to highlight the intermedial pattern of Danielewski’s signiconic style.
(Meta)Segni contemporanei nella produzione narrativa di Mark Z. Danielewski
Maddalena Carfora
2021-01-01
Abstract
This work investigates some of the authorial strategies used by Mark Z. Danielewski in his series The Familiar (2015-2017) in relation to the literary and theoretical framework of metamodernism. In particular, the analysis is carried out through a comparative methodology and interdisciplinary perspective and focuses on the first volume of the series, One Rainy Day in May (2015), aiming to highlight the intermedial pattern of Danielewski’s signiconic style.File in questo prodotto:
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