Vicissitudes of Negation
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https://doi.org/10.24029/lejana.2019.12.393Keywords:
short story, experimental short story, anti-story, genreAbstract
This paper pretends, starting at David Antin’s considerations, specify, and at the same time extend the frames of the short story. We will examine the different definitions and purposes of the genre according to historical and artistic periods, as we will attempt to detect essential differences between short story, experimental short story, and anti-story, basically comparing anthologies and textual fragments.
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