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John Fowles and the British Experimental Fiction in the 1960s: Joyce’s Influence on the New Concept of Authorship Dauk-Suhn Hong “The Death of the Author” is one of the most controversial issues in the literary world in the later half of the 20th century. The author is traditionally considered as a creator of a work. In that sense, the author is the actual agent of meaning, and he is responsible for the production of the sequence of events as a whole. In general, he represents the governing consciousness of the work as a whole, and he is the source of power, intelligence, and even moral standards. In the 1960s, however, a new concept of the author was suggested that he is the effect of the language on the reader rather than a subject’s consciousness or persona.Joyce’s fiction has once supported a modernist myth: the myth of the narrator’s impersonality, which is, however, only an illusion. For example, in his polystylism and parodic narrating manner of Ulysses, the narrator’s structural presence cannot be accepted as the rationale for the book’s arrangement. John Fowles also continually experimented a new concept of authorship as existence and writing in the sequence of his novels. He presents in his works the passivity of the authorial process, its reliance upon combinations of a cultural repertoire of conventions. All of these explanations are depended upon Barthes, Foucault, and Joyce, all of whom argued the conversion of the author from an absolute entity to a textual strategy.

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