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'Michael Wilding's prolific short story output, spanning over forty years, employs numerous innovative techniques, including stream of consciousness, meta-fictional self-reflexivity, collage, and many other forms of narrative strategy. But in some of his stories he utilizes an approach that seems to be unique. This is the technique of personal address, and it is on full display in his story 'Class Feeling.' A close analysis of this story shows the rhetoric of personal address in its richest form, though there are other stories that display partial deployments of such a strategy.' (Author's introduction)
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Epigraph: 'Back in London, where the English Enigma of Class presents itself once more.' - Emma Tennant
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Subjects:
- Class Feeling (for Deborah Thompson) 1984 single work short story
- Europe 1975 single work short story
- Wild Amazement 2006 selected work short story autobiography
- After Libertarianism: An Interview with Michael Wilding 1998 single work interview
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