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Milorad Pavić's (Dictionary of the Khazars) is a landmark work of postmodern literature, famously structured as a "lexicon-novel" rather than a linear story. Accessing the Text (PDF/Online)
The novel’s structure is its argument. The reader cannot begin at page one and end at the last; instead, one “looks up” entries like “Khazars,” “Atanasije Svitoslavić,” “Avram Branković,” or “Princess Ateh.” Each entry contains hyperlinks (decades before the internet) pointing to other entries, forcing the reader to construct their own narrative path. This mimics the act of historical research itself: fragmented, non-linear, and dependent on the reader’s own biases. Pavić famously said, “Whoever reads the book will reconstruct the Khazar question in his own way.” Consequently, each reading yields a different novel—a literal embodiment of the postmodern idea that the reader co-creates the text.
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Milorad Pavić's (Dictionary of the Khazars) is a landmark work of postmodern literature, famously structured as a "lexicon-novel" rather than a linear story. Accessing the Text (PDF/Online)
The novel’s structure is its argument. The reader cannot begin at page one and end at the last; instead, one “looks up” entries like “Khazars,” “Atanasije Svitoslavić,” “Avram Branković,” or “Princess Ateh.” Each entry contains hyperlinks (decades before the internet) pointing to other entries, forcing the reader to construct their own narrative path. This mimics the act of historical research itself: fragmented, non-linear, and dependent on the reader’s own biases. Pavić famously said, “Whoever reads the book will reconstruct the Khazar question in his own way.” Consequently, each reading yields a different novel—a literal embodiment of the postmodern idea that the reader co-creates the text.
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