Iago’s Malignity Motivated: Coleridge’s Unpublished “Opus Magnum”

Shaffer, Elinor

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“…Shaffer et al [294] developed a phosphotungstic acid (PTA) staining method (Section 4.4.5) where the latex was added to a 20/0 PT A stain and then dropped onto a TEM grid for imaging. 5.67) show the structure of a latex prepared by this method [295]. The effect of the cold stage and PTA staining was shown earlier (Fig.…”

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Martin Amis’s London Trilogy constitutes a body of work that has variously been categorised as comic, satirical, or simply postmodern. Given these assessments, the present essay concentrates on forms and functions of dialogue in these novels to identify its use as a generic marker. What emerges is that – while individual passages of dialogue are demonstratively structured along conventional generic lines – their function is to temporarily mislead the reader into trusting those ostensibly univocal signals, and thus contributing to their undermining by the remainder of the text. Fusing divergent generic aspects together into a form that is here termed anti-comedy, and consistently establishing and undermining readers’ expectations is one of the central functions of dialogue in Amis’s London Trilogy, the essay claims.

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Iago’s Malignity Motivated: Coleridge’s Unpublished “Opus Magnum”

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