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100 1  Maes-Jelinek, Hena.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
       n82092083 
245 14 The labyrinth of universality :|bWilson Harris's visionary
       art of fiction /|cHena Maes-Jelinek. 
264  1 Amsterdam :|bRodopi,|c2006. 
300    1 online resource (xxvi, 564 pages). 
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490 1  Cross/cultures,|x0924-1426 ;|v86 
504    Includes bibliographical references (pages 553-564). 
505 0  Table of Contents; Acknowledgements; Introduction; 1. The 
       Myth of El Dorado in the Caribbean Novel; 2. The Writer as
       Alchemist: The Unifying Role of the Imagination; 3. Palace
       of the Peacock; 4. The Far Journey of Oudin: A Naked 
       Particle of Freedom; 5. The Whole Armour: A Compassionate 
       Alliance; 6. The Secret Ladder: The Immaterial 
       Constitution; 7. Heartland: Between Two Worlds; 8. The Eye
       of the Scarecrow; 9. The Waiting Room: A Primordial 
       Species of Fiction; 10. Tumatumari: An Epic of Ancestors; 
       11. Ascent to Omai. 
505 8  12. From The Sleepers of Roraima to The Angel at the Gate:
       The Novel as Painting13. Da Silva da Silva's Cultivated 
       Wilderness: "Inimitable Painting"; 14. The Tree of the Sun
       and Resurrection: Faces on the Canvas; 15. Carnival and 
       Creativity; 16. Carnival and J.M. Coetzee's In the Heart 
       of the Country: Ambivalent Clio; 17. The Infinite 
       Rehearsal; 18. The Four Banks of the River of Space: 
       Unfinished Genesis; 19. Carnival, The Infinite Rehearsal, 
       and The Four Banks of the River of Space: Ulyssean 
       Carnival of Epic Metamorphoses; 20. Resurrection at Sorrow
       Hill: Charting the Uncapturable. 
505 8  21. Obscure Sorrow Hill: Seminal Ground of Endless 
       Creation22. "Tricksters of Heaven": Visions of Holocaust 
       in Jonestown and Fred D'Aguiar's Bill of Rights; 23. The 
       Dark Jester: "Unimaginable Imaginer"; 24. The Mask of the 
       Beggar: Transfigurative Art; 25. The Ghost of Memory: A 
       Meditation on the Nature of Art; 26. "Latent Cross-
       Culturalities" in Harris and Soyinka: Their Creative 
       Alternative to Theory; 27. Ut Musica Poesis; 28. Writing 
       and the Other Arts; 29. Wilson Harris's Multi-Faceted and 
       Dynamic Perception of the Imaginary. 
505 8  30. "Numinous Proportions": Wilson Harris's Alternative to
       All 'Posts'Conclusion: Straight Lines and Arabesques; 
       Bibliography of Works Cited. 
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520    Wilson Harris, many times nominated for the Nobel Prize in
       Literature, is a British writer of Guyanese origin, one of
       the most original novelists and critics of the twentieth 
       century, and probably the first to use and interpret the 
       aesthetically fruitful notion of cross-culturalism. 
       Harris's insights into the profound symbiosis between 
       history, culture and artistic expression were initially 
       inspired by his encounters with Amerindians in the 
       Guyanese rainforest interior, where he led many surveying 
       expeditions. These encounters aroused his interest in pre-
       Columbian peoples, who figure prominent. 
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       n50032269|xCriticism and interpretation.|0https://
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600 14 Harris, Wilson|xCriticism and interpretation. 
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776 08 |iPrint version:|aMaes-Jelinek, Hena.|tLabyrinth of 
       universality.|dAmsterdam : Rodopi, 2006|z9042020326
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