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MLA

Vervaeck, Bart, and L HERMAN. “Didn’t Know Any Better: Race and Unreliable Narration in ‘Low-Lands’ by Thomas Pynchon.” Narrative Unreliability in the Twentieth-century First-person Novel. Walter De Gruyter, 2008. 231–246. Print.

APA

Vervaeck, B., & HERMAN, L. (2008). Didn’t know any better: race and unreliable narration in “Low-Lands” by Thomas Pynchon. Narrative unreliability in the twentieth-century first-person novel (pp. 231–246). Walter De Gruyter.

Chicago author-date

Vervaeck, Bart, and L HERMAN. 2008. “Didn’t Know Any Better: Race and Unreliable Narration in ‘Low-Lands’ by Thomas Pynchon.” In Narrative Unreliability in the Twentieth-century First-person Novel, 231–246. Walter De Gruyter.

Chicago author-date (all authors)

Vervaeck, Bart, and L HERMAN. 2008. “Didn’t Know Any Better: Race and Unreliable Narration in ‘Low-Lands’ by Thomas Pynchon.” In Narrative Unreliability in the Twentieth-century First-person Novel, 231–246. Walter De Gruyter.

Vancouver

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Vervaeck B, HERMAN L. Didn’t know any better: race and unreliable narration in “Low-Lands” by Thomas Pynchon. Narrative unreliability in the twentieth-century first-person novel. Walter De Gruyter; 2008. p. 231–46.

IEEE

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B. Vervaeck and L. HERMAN, “Didn’t know any better: race and unreliable narration in ‘Low-Lands’ by Thomas Pynchon.,” in Narrative unreliability in the twentieth-century first-person novel, Walter De Gruyter, 2008, pp. 231–246.