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work_ojwhhx4m4jdb3hxf4xfjllecxy	Donald Hutton Stanley	The self-conscious narrator in Donald Barthelme and Vladimir Nabokov	1978	236	.pdf	application/pdf	173960	41660	112	i n the works of Donald Barthelme and V l a d i m i r Nabokov. n a r r a t o r i n a g i v e n work by Barthelme or Nabokov i s determined example, R u s s e l l assures us t h a t Nabokov's novels are s e l f (1) Donald Barthelme, Snow White (New York: Atheneum, 1967), p. f u l when applied to works i n which the self-consciousness inherent i n narration i s emphasized, or brought to the reader's (86) Vladimir Nabokov, Strong Opinions (New York: McGraw-Hill, 1973), with Vladimir Nabokov (New York: Putnam, 1963); Glory, trans. (24) D.J. Enright, "Nabokov's Wag," The New York Review of Books, "Nabokov's Way." The New York Review of Books, New York Times Book Review, 4 June 1972, p. New York Times Book Review, 4 June 1972, p.	./cache/work_ojwhhx4m4jdb3hxf4xfjllecxy.pdf	./txt/work_ojwhhx4m4jdb3hxf4xfjllecxy.txt