September 30, 2025Open Access

Chapter Four: Academic Fiction

MEMartin Paul EveUniversity College Dublin

Key Points

This analysis emphasizes the role of legitimation in academic fiction and its implications.
The chapter delves into Percival Everett's work, particularly concentrating on his novel Erasure.
Insight into metafiction is provided through discussions of subject position and narrative techniques.
Everett's insider status is critiqued, raising questions about authenticity in academic and literary contexts.

Abstract

A map, as of the 1st March 2015, of Chapter Four of the book I am slowly working on(/2015/02/15/the-anxiety-of-academia-academics-legitimation-and-discipline-in-contemporary-metafiction/). This chapter primarily focuses on Percival Everett's Erasure . Chapter Four: Academic Fiction First chapter on legitimation Everett's insider status Summary of Erasure Erasure as metafiction Subject position of

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