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An introduction to literary minimalism

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	Feb 7 2012, 4:24 AM EST	PhilGreaney		edit	9 words added 8691 words deleted
Change: Or would it? In the case of minimalism, the gaps left are deliberate attempts at revealing more than they resolve. So, a literature that seeks View changes from previous version. (Word count: 34)
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	May 31 2007, 9:49 AM EDT	PhilGreaney	insert paragraphs	edit	1 word added 2 words deleted
Change: , 1990,1990 and is on permanent exhibition at Tate Modern. [16] R. Walser (tr. C. Middleton) The Walk: Extraordinary Classics (London: The Serpent’s Tail, 1992), p. 10. [17] B. Buford Granta 8: Dirty Realism (London: Granta, 1983) [18] J. Barth ‘A Few Words About Minimalism’ The New York Times View changes from previous version. (Word count: 8816)
	May 31 2007, 8:44 AM EDT	PhilGreaney	added intro from thesis	edit	8701 words added
Change: The notion that minimalism’s pared-down, elliptical and inexplicit aesthetic necessarily inculcates an equally underwhelming, impoverished and ultimately valueless effect upon its reader is in need View changes from previous version. (Word count: 8816)
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