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PDF	Coping with the Postmodern: Paul Auster's New York Trilogy

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How does Auster's trilogy achieve a deconstructive effect?

it," Russell points out how Auster's trilogy achieves a "deconstructive effect through the use of other language games, such as intertextual references, mirror images and puns, thereby exploding the centering and unifying conventions of detective stories."54 In Little's words, the language of a postmodern Auster says

sobriety" of Auster's building "appealed to Quinn at that moment,"74 trying to find as he was some modernist (a bourgeois art) comfort, some key to the mystery which has unravelled so painfully before him.
. The sobriety of the

My conclusion is that Auster seems to acknowledge the inevitability of inhabiting the cultural space of the postmodern, while staking out a claim to question, or even to challenge, some of its presumptions.

play on the notion of authorship, the object of much postmodern debate ever since Barthes posited the death of the author in his seminal essay.
. In a way, Auster also kills Cervantes by leaving him no part in the genesis of the story of Don Quixote.
. We could even pursue the nonsense and argue that, given

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