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The Novel: Language And Narrative From Cervantes To Calvino,New F. F. And The Southern ReviewThe Novel, Brink Argues, Is Not About Representation But The Selfconscious Play Of Language. From Its Inception, He Suggests, The Genre Has Been About The Act Of Writing And Selfreflection. This Thesis Is Not New But Is Part Of The Currency Of Postmodern Literary Theory. Brink, Himself A Noted South African Novelist, The Author Of Some 12 Books, Including A Dry White Season (1984), And A University Professor, Brings The Insight Of An Insider. He