The Family Novel in North America from Post-War to Post-Millennium

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Focusing on the evolution of the family novel from the post-war era to the present, this study delves into how authors use family dynamics to critique cultural and socioeconomic conditions. Through close readings of works by John Cheever, Don DeLillo, and Jonathan Franzen, it highlights the innovative ways these writers respond to societal changes, challenging the notion that family novels adhere to traditional forms. Dell argues for a reevaluation of the genre, showcasing its relevance in reflecting contemporary issues.