This volume offers new insight into the breadth of contexts that inform Philip Roth's body of work.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Notes on Contributors Introduction Maggie McKinley Part I. Life and Literary Contexts: 1. Life Matthew Shipe 2. Literary Influences Rachael McLennan 3. Literary Conversations Dan A. O'Brien 4. Roth's Comic Seriousness Paule Lévy 5. Writing about Writing James D. Bloom Part II. Critical Contexts: 6. The Early Years Ira Nadel 7. Portnoy and its Aftermath Pia Masiero 8. The Zuckerman Books David Hadar 9. The Kepesh Books Mike Witcombe 10. The 'Philip Roth' books Gurumurthy Neelakantan 11. The Late Novellas Victoria Aarons Part III. Geographical Contexts: 12. Newark Jessica Lang 13. The Berkshires Daniel Anderson 14. Prague Claudia Franziska Brühwiler 15. Israel Leona Toker Part IV. Theoretical Contexts: 16. Psychoanalysis Maren Scheurer 17. Postmodernism Michael Kalisch 18. Trauma Theory Aimee Pozorski 19. Narrative Medicine Miriam Jaffe Part V. Jewish American Identity: 20. Roth as 'Jewish American Writer' Jennifer Glaser 21. The Holocaust in Roth's Work Hilene Flanzbaum 22. Judaism and Secularism Jacques Berlinerblau 23. Antisemitism Gustavo Sánchez Canales 24. The Black-Jewish Matrix Brett Ashley Kaplan and Naomi Taub Part VI. Gender & Sexuality: 25. Roth and Women Debra Shostak 26. Masculinity Maggie McKinley 27. Sexuality David Brauner Part VII. Political Contexts: 28. Political Satire David Gooblar 29. Class Politics Andy Connolly 30. American Individualism Brittany Hirth 31. The War on Terror Margaret Scanlan Part VIII. Roth's Legacy: 32. Roth in Adaptation Gerard O'Donoghue 33. Roth in Translation Velichka Ivanova 34. Philip Roth on Philip Roth James Schiff 35. Roth in Retirement Timothy Parrish Primary Bibliography Selected Secondary Bibliography Index.
Notes on Contributors Introduction Maggie McKinley Part I. Life and Literary Contexts: 1. Life Matthew Shipe 2. Literary Influences Rachael McLennan 3. Literary Conversations Dan A. O'Brien 4. Roth's Comic Seriousness Paule Lévy 5. Writing about Writing James D. Bloom Part II. Critical Contexts: 6. The Early Years Ira Nadel 7. Portnoy and its Aftermath Pia Masiero 8. The Zuckerman Books David Hadar 9. The Kepesh Books Mike Witcombe 10. The 'Philip Roth' books Gurumurthy Neelakantan 11. The Late Novellas Victoria Aarons Part III. Geographical Contexts: 12. Newark Jessica Lang 13. The Berkshires Daniel Anderson 14. Prague Claudia Franziska Brühwiler 15. Israel Leona Toker Part IV. Theoretical Contexts: 16. Psychoanalysis Maren Scheurer 17. Postmodernism Michael Kalisch 18. Trauma Theory Aimee Pozorski 19. Narrative Medicine Miriam Jaffe Part V. Jewish American Identity: 20. Roth as 'Jewish American Writer' Jennifer Glaser 21. The Holocaust in Roth's Work Hilene Flanzbaum 22. Judaism and Secularism Jacques Berlinerblau 23. Antisemitism Gustavo Sánchez Canales 24. The Black-Jewish Matrix Brett Ashley Kaplan and Naomi Taub Part VI. Gender & Sexuality: 25. Roth and Women Debra Shostak 26. Masculinity Maggie McKinley 27. Sexuality David Brauner Part VII. Political Contexts: 28. Political Satire David Gooblar 29. Class Politics Andy Connolly 30. American Individualism Brittany Hirth 31. The War on Terror Margaret Scanlan Part VIII. Roth's Legacy: 32. Roth in Adaptation Gerard O'Donoghue 33. Roth in Translation Velichka Ivanova 34. Philip Roth on Philip Roth James Schiff 35. Roth in Retirement Timothy Parrish Primary Bibliography Selected Secondary Bibliography Index.
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