Het vijfde seizoen
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| - | ''[[Het vijfde seizoen]]'' ([[2003]]) is a [[nobrow]] [[essay]] [[anthology]] by [[Dutch writer]] [[Joost Zwagerman]]. The title translates in English as ''The Fifth Season''. | + | ''[[Het vijfde seizoen]]'' ([[2003]]) is a [[nobrow]] [[essay]] [[anthology]] by [[Dutch writer]] [[Joost Zwagerman]]. The title translates in English as ''The Fifth Season''. It is similar to ''[[Stranger Shores: Literary Essays, 1986-1999]]'' by Coetzee. |
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Het vijfde seizoen (2003) is a nobrow essay anthology by Dutch writer Joost Zwagerman. The title translates in English as The Fifth Season. It is similar to Stranger Shores: Literary Essays, 1986-1999 by Coetzee.
Some of the chapters include:
- Waarom Emma Bovary familie is van Don Quichot.
- Waarom Harry Mulisch zegt dat hij niet bestaat en nooit heeft bestaan.
- Waarom pornoster Linda Lovelace veranderde in een kruisvaarder tegen 'ontucht'.
- Waarom dichters vaker zelfmoord plegen dan prozaïsten.
- Waarom het korte verhaal in Nederland wordt veronachtzaamd en in Amerika verafgood.
- Waarom '11 september' leidde tot hysterische cultuurkritiek.
- Waarom plagiaat meestal geen plagiaat is.
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