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 | | As a semiological and structural study of his fiction it addresses generative themes, serial permutations, the esthetics of revolt and revolution, the sexuality of the text, abyssal effects, dialectical topologies, labyrinths, and ludic structures. |
 | | Contemporary African American Fiction focuses on the journey as a limitless process of renewal, self-creation, and culture building, stressing the persistent vitality of the open journey in African American literature, its wonderfully protean ability to assume an endless series of liberating new forms. |
 | | The author, herself an award-winning fiction writer, believes that Weldon's fiction is doubly subversive because it both overturns "reasonable" narrative conventions and wittily deconstructs the specious terminology used to define women. |
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