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campus novel: a standalone construct

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Literary theory

the novel set in a university and centered on the lives of academics, a genre that tracks changes in the profession over time.

In literary theory, campus novel refers to the novel set in a university and centered on the lives of academics, a genre that tracks changes in the profession over time. This meaning comes from Showalter (2004) in Faculty towers.[1]

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  1. Showalter, E. (2004). Faculty towers. OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS. ISBN 9780199283323

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