Titlebook: Isherwood‘s Fiction; The Self and Techniq Lisa M. Schwerdt Book 1989 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1989 fi

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Introduction,stopher William Bradshaw Isherwood, a member of that generation of writers who came of age too late for World War I and too early for World War II. For those born into the turbulent twentieth century, change would prove more problematic than promising, the self the only stable element in the world.

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Introduction, through become more important than they are to those who, seemingly, have objectified aspects of their lives in their works. Such is the case of Christopher William Bradshaw Isherwood, a member of that generation of writers who came of age too late for World War I and too early for World War II. Fo

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Searching for Technique,happy, surrounded with trappings of ease that stopped short of ostentatiousness. His father, Francis (Frank) Edward Bradshaw Isherwood, was a capable professional soldier, although temperamentally unsuited for the position, taking more pleasure from artistic, musical, and dramatic abilities, often p

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Developing the Namesake Narrator,s slowly admitting that the attractions of the secular world were too strong to be broken. In the spring he went back to Warner’s, moving from the Vedanta monastery into Denny Fouts’ vacated apartment with William Caskey, eleven years his junior. A vigorous, hard-drinking Kentucky farm boy, a photog