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historical novel: a standalone construct

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a novel that, in Lukács's account, portrays past society as the concrete prehistory of the present, through typical characters caught in historical crises.

In genre studies, historical novel refers to a novel that, in Lukács's account, portrays past society as the concrete prehistory of the present, through typical characters caught in historical crises. This meaning comes from Lukács (1965) in The Historical Novel.[1]

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  1. Lukács, G. (1965). The historical novel (H. Mitchell & S. Mitchell, Trans.). Merlin Press. Open Library record

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