Several Perceptions

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Several Perceptions is a surreal, experimental novel by Angela Carter that explores identity, madness, and social alienation in 1960s London.

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instanceOf experimental novel
novel
surreal novel
author Angela Carter NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
criticalReception noted for its experimental style
recognized as an early example of Angela Carter’s distinctive voice
exploresTheme counterculture
identity
madness
sexuality
social alienation
follows Several Perceptions is Angela Carter’s third novel NERFINISHED
genre experimental fiction
literary fiction
surrealism
hasCharacterType bohemian characters
outsiders
hasForm prose
hasMotif fragmented perception
hallucination
urban alienation
hasPerspective third-person narration
hasSubject mental breakdown
political unrest in 1960s Britain
suicidal ideation
isPartOf Angela Carter’s early novels
language English
literaryMovement postmodernism
mainCharacter Joseph Harker NERFINISHED
medium print
narrativeStyle nonlinear
stream of consciousness
placeInAuthorCareer early work of Angela Carter
precedes Heroes and Villains NERFINISHED
protagonistAge young man
publicationYear 1968
publisher Heinemann NERFINISHED
settingLocation London, England
surface form: London
settingTimePeriod 1960s
styleCharacteristic dark humor
dense imagery
symbolic language
targetAudience adult readers

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Angela Carter notableWork Several Perceptions