استراتيجيات السرد في أدب ما بعد الحداثة : : رواية "بيت أوراق الشجر" لمارك ز. دانييلفسكي أنموذجا

Abstract EN

This study considers Mark Z.

Danielewski’s House of Leaves, one of the most compelling works in contemporary fiction.

The study closely examines Danielewski’s unique style of employing a wide array of postmodern narrative elements in his work: fragmentation, hypertextual structure, paradox, unreliable narration, and metafiction.

The study demonstrates that whereas Danielewski innovatively uses these postmodern narrative strategies, what makes his work unique lies in the way he subverts these elements.

The study further argues that by foregrounding the readers’ role as an active participant in the construction and deconstruction of the text, Danielewski not only challenges the readers’ process of interpreting the text, but calls into question the existing scholarly discourse revolving around the construction and interpretation of postmodern literature, thereby announcing the death of postmodernism and the birth of the new trend of post-postmodernism.