Fictional Death and the Modernist Enterprise

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Exploring the semiotics of death and dying, this book delves into their representation in twentieth-century fiction, history, and culture. It examines how various narratives and cultural artifacts convey meanings associated with mortality, offering insights into societal attitudes toward death. The analysis highlights the evolution of these themes and their significance in shaping contemporary understanding of life and loss. Through a critical lens, it connects literary and historical contexts to broader cultural implications of death.