Slow Homecoming

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Slow Homecoming is a 1979 experimental novel by Austrian writer Peter Handke that interweaves three loosely connected narratives exploring alienation, identity, and the search for belonging.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf experimental novel
novel
author Peter Handke NERFINISHED
authorNationality Austrian
countryOfOrigin Austria
explores concept of home
experience of exile
relationship between perception and reality
focusesOn inner life of the protagonist
genre experimental literature
literary fiction
hasMainCharacter unnamed protagonist
hasPart Child Story NERFINISHED
The Lesson of Mont Sainte-Victoire NERFINISHED
The Long Way Around NERFINISHED
hasTranslation Slow Homecoming (English translation) NERFINISHED
languageStyle meditative
precise
literaryMovement postmodern literature
literaryTechnique metafictional elements
stream of consciousness
mediaType print
narrativeForm three-part structure
narrativeStyle fragmented narrative
introspective prose
notableWorkOf Peter Handke NERFINISHED
numberOfNarratives 3
originalLanguage German
partOfAuthorCareerPhase middle period of Peter Handke
publicationYear 1979
publisher Suhrkamp Verlag NERFINISHED
setting Austria NERFINISHED
France
United States of America
surface form: United States
theme alienation
displacement
homecoming
identity
search for belonging
self-discovery
timePeriodOfSetting 20th century
translatedInto English

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Peter Handke notableWork Slow Homecoming