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Shahriyar Mandanipur, In Between Modernism and Post-Modernist Ways of Writing

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Valling Pedersen C.
Studia Litteraria Universitatis Iagellonicae Cracoviensis
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2019
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vol. 14
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issue Special Issue
187-196
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This article aims at showing that Shahriyar Mandanipur employs narrative techniques in his short stories that look like those one finds in post-modernist fiction, but that these narrative techniques are rooted in a modernist world view. There is a truth and a reality in Mandanipur’s short stories – contrary to the post-modern belief – but in Mandanipur’s short stories this truth and this reality is always defined by a narrative and a narrator. Hence one must talk about different angles on truth and reality as demonstrated by the following analysis of Shahriyar Mandanipur’s short story Shatter the Stone Tooth.
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