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Introduction
Chapter One The Art of Fiction
1.1 Two Roads: Realism and Experimentalism
1.2 Lodge: A Novelist at the Crossroads
Chapter Two Contrast: The Academic World as a Kaleidoscope
2.1 The Small World and the Big world
2.2 Degradation and Rescue
2.3 Contrast in Characterization
2.3.1 Innocence and Sophistication
2.3.2 Pursuits of Material and Physical Desire
2.3.3 Purity and Filth
Chapter Three Intertextuality: The Text as a Kaleidoscope
3.1 Intertextuality: An Introduction
3.2 Intertextuality of Small World with Literary Texts
3.2.1 Intertextuality with The Arthurian Legend
3.2.2 Intertextuality with Other Literary Texts
3.3 Intertextuality of Small World with Non-literary Texts
3.3.1 Intertextuality with Contemporary Literary Theories
3.3.2 Intertextuality with Lodge's Academic Experiences
3.4 Intertextuality: Thematic and Structural Device
Chapter Four Narrative Strategy: The Narrative Art as a Kaleidoscope
4.1 Binary Structure
4.2 Narrative Focalization
4.3 Spatial Form
4.3.1 Review of Spatial Form
4.3.2 Spatial Form in the Title
4.3.3 Spatial Form in the Frame structure
Conclusion
Bibliography
Acknowledgements