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are”. So, in his opinion, “this environment is precisely what the modern novel tries to map.” He considers that the modern novel “charts that environment’s new psychological adventures, its transformation of social classes, the joy of its dynamic urban life – but above all, the very pattern of change and the new consciousness it creates.”[21] In order to “make sense of it all – to celebrate the joy of transformation, to warn against the threat of destruction, to lament what has been lost – modern

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