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J. G. Ballard (Contemporary British Novelists) (edition 2005)

by Andrzej Gasiorek

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This book traces Ballard's career from his early science fiction short stories and novels to his most recent work, particularly his timely reflections on the role of violence in contemporary social life. It argues that Ballard's writing is characterized by a distinctive vision of the post-war world and its possible futures, and suggests that his far-reaching analyses of the present age make him one of the indispensable commentators of our time.… (more)
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Title:J. G. Ballard (Contemporary British Novelists)
Authors:Andrzej Gasiorek
Info:Manchester University Press (2005), Paperback, 224 pages
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This book traces Ballard's career from his early science fiction short stories and novels to his most recent work, particularly his timely reflections on the role of violence in contemporary social life. It argues that Ballard's writing is characterized by a distinctive vision of the post-war world and its possible futures, and suggests that his far-reaching analyses of the present age make him one of the indispensable commentators of our time.

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