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       They embody what he calls "the first half-time of the novel." In
       that first half, the writer continues playing with forms.
       Plausibility is not an absolute criterion: Sancho Panza may lose
       103 teeth and the narrator of Jacques the Fatalist forgets to
       mention the battle in which Jacques was wounded in the knee.
       Such casualness is unimaginable in Balzac or Zola. Meanwhile,
       the canons of the novel genre have changed, and with them, the
       times. Cervantes and Diderot enjoyed great freedom; They did not
       feel obliged to tell everything, even what they found annoying.
       The post-Balzac novel does not know or cannot Phone Number List
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       these “information, descriptions,
       useless attention to the insignificant moments of existence; the
       psychology that makes all the characters' reactions known in
       advance; In short (...) the fatal absence of poetry. Poetry,
       fantasy, inventiveness, play, freedom, irony. These are some of
       the terms that are repeated in our writer's "theoretical" texts.
       Theoretical quotation marks. While we, students of literature,
       drowned in abstruse texts, full of terms borrowed from science,
       he wrote in a clear, structured language that even a high school
       student could easily understand.
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       The more cultured, the sillier,” said his beloved Gombrowicz.
       This applied to one of his favorite targets, the "Kafkologists",
       or at least to some of them like Deleuze and Guattari. The
       novelists he appreciated embodied "the wisdom of uncertainty",
       typical of modern times, when the influence of dogma is
       undermined: "Understanding with Cervantes the world as
       ambiguity, having to face, instead of a single absolute truth, a
       a lot of relative truths that contradict each other (truths
       incorporated into imaginary egos called characters), having the
       wisdom of uncertainty as the only certainty, that requires no
       less important strength.
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