Why the novel matters Deborah Levy: Why the novel matters - New

don't judge a book by its cover   i don't wanna miss a thing lirik 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

don't judge a book by its cover In the story, the reference is to a physical book when the character, Mr. Tulliver, uses it to discuss Daniel Defoe’s The History of the Devil: “and there’s a lot more of ’em, sermons mostly, I think, but they’ve all got the same covers, and I thought they were all o’ one sample, as you may say. But it seems one mustn’t judge by

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