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Why the Novel Matters (New Statesman/Goldsmiths Prize Lecture)

Why the Novel Matters (New Statesman/Goldsmiths Prize Lecture)

A lecture delivered by author Deborah Levy on the significance of the novel

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    “"I believe the novel relies on the imaginative participation of its readers, in much the same way Marcel Duchamp believed the spectator completes a work of art. This synergy is also worth defending. Even a novel that deconstructs the novel requires its readers to step into a voice, ideas, desires or fury that might be nothing like our own."”

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