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“J.M Coetzee and the Ethics of Narrative Transgression constitutes a valuable assessment of Coetzee’s oeuvre with regard to its ethical engagement of authorship and readership. … It represents a meaningful and persuasive addition to contemporary literary studies and narratology, such that not only students and scholars interested in Coetzee will find this book useful and accessible.” (Melissa Schuh, English Studies, Vol. 100 (3), 2019)

J.M Coetzee and the Ethics of Narrative Transgression constitutes a valuable assessment of Coetzee's oeuvre with regard to its ethical engagement of authorship and readership. ... It represents a meaningful and persuasive addition to contemporary literary studies and narratology, such that not only students and scholars interested in Coetzee will find this book useful and accessible. (Melissa Schuh, English Studies, Vol. 100 (3), 2019)

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Alexandra Effe is Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the International Graduate Centre for the Study of Culture (GCSC) at Giessen University, Germany. She has published articles on autobiographical writing and on literary and narrative theory.

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