Terry Pratchett Could Save the World

A comprehensive critical analysis of Terry Pratchett's work is presented in this book, discussing his influence on fantasy literature and his engagement with social and political issues. It appeals to both fans and scholars and makes the case for the importance of fantasy literature in addressing climate and social justice.

Format: Hardback
Length: 146 pages
Publication date: 18 May 2023
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd

This comprehensive and in-depth critical monograph delves into the vast and diverse body of work of the renowned author Terry Pratchett, marking a significant milestone in the study and appreciation of his literary legacy. By examining Pratchett's work in the context of Bruno Latour's influential theories, the book not only adds depth and complexity to the ongoing discourse surrounding Pratchett but also contributes to the broader understanding of contemporary literary and cultural phenomena. Moreover, this book goes beyond mere analysis and makes a compelling case for the vital role of fantasy literature in addressing pressing social and environmental concerns. Its engaging and accessible style will appeal not only to Pratchett enthusiasts but also to scholars and researchers interested in exploring the intersection of literature, fantasy, and social justice. As a testament to Pratchett's enduring influence and the enduring power of his storytelling, this monograph is a must-read for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of this extraordinary author and his remarkable contributions to the world of literature.

This comprehensive and in-depth critical monograph delves into the vast and diverse body of work of the renowned author Terry Pratchett, marking a significant milestone in the study and appreciation of his literary legacy. By examining Pratchett's work in the context of Bruno Latour's influential theories, the book not only adds depth and complexity to the ongoing discourse surrounding Pratchett but also contributes to the broader understanding of contemporary literary and cultural phenomena. Moreover, this book goes beyond mere analysis and makes a compelling case for the vital role of fantasy literature in addressing pressing social and environmental concerns. Its engaging and accessible style will appeal not only to Pratchett enthusiasts but also to scholars and researchers interested in exploring the intersection of literature, fantasy, and social justice. As a testament to Pratchett's enduring influence and the enduring power of his storytelling, this monograph is a must-read for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of this extraordinary author and his remarkable contributions to the world of literature.

Weight: 450g
Dimension: 229 x 152 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781032445656