The Theory of the Novel
György Lukács’s The Theory of the Novel examines the novel as a literary form and considers its connection to modern experience. Combining literary criticism with philosophical reflection, this influential study offers a substantial starting point for readers exploring narrative, literary theory, and the history of the novel.
About This Book
György Lukács’s The Theory of the Novel is a major work of literary thought centered on the novel as a distinct literary form.
The book considers the relationship between narrative form, human experience, and the changing conditions of modern life.
It offers readers an opportunity to engage with broad questions about literature, philosophy, and the development of the novel.
This edition is suited to readers interested in literary criticism, the history of ideas, and theoretical approaches to fiction.
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