This Companion demonstrates the complexity of this formative writer, emphasizing the ways in which Bellow's works speak to the changing conditions of American identity and culture from the post-war period to the turn of the twenty-first century. Saul Bellow remains a defining and influential voice of American culture and thought.
This Companion demonstrates the complexity of this formative writer, emphasizing the ways in which Bellow's works speak to the changing conditions of American identity and culture from the post-war period to the turn of the twenty-first century. Saul Bellow remains a defining and influential voice of American culture and thought.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Chronology Introduction. Saul Bellow in his times Victoria Aarons 1. Bellow's early fiction and the making of the Bellovian protagonist Philippe Codde 2. Seize the Day: Bellow's novel of existential crisis Hilene Flanzbaum 3. Bellow's breakthrough: The Adventures of Augie March and the novel of voice Steven G. Kellman 4. Bellow's cityscapes: Chicago and New York Gustavo Sánchez Canales 5. Bellow and the Holocaust Victoria Aarons 6. Humboldt's Gift and Bellow's intellectual protagonists S. Lillian Kremer 7. On being a Jewish writer: Bellow's post-war America and the American Jewish diaspora Alan L. Berger 8. Bellow and his literary contemporaries Timothy Parrish 9. Women and gender in Bellow's fiction: Herzog Paule Lévy 10. Race and cultural politics in Bellow's fiction Martin Urdiales-Shaw 11. Bellow on Israel: to Jerusalem and back Leona Toker 12. Bellow's nonfiction: it all adds up Sukhbir Singh 13. Bellow's short fiction David Brauner 14. The late Bellow: Ravelstein and the novel of ideas Leah Garrett Guide to further reading Index.
Chronology Introduction. Saul Bellow in his times Victoria Aarons 1. Bellow's early fiction and the making of the Bellovian protagonist Philippe Codde 2. Seize the Day: Bellow's novel of existential crisis Hilene Flanzbaum 3. Bellow's breakthrough: The Adventures of Augie March and the novel of voice Steven G. Kellman 4. Bellow's cityscapes: Chicago and New York Gustavo Sánchez Canales 5. Bellow and the Holocaust Victoria Aarons 6. Humboldt's Gift and Bellow's intellectual protagonists S. Lillian Kremer 7. On being a Jewish writer: Bellow's post-war America and the American Jewish diaspora Alan L. Berger 8. Bellow and his literary contemporaries Timothy Parrish 9. Women and gender in Bellow's fiction: Herzog Paule Lévy 10. Race and cultural politics in Bellow's fiction Martin Urdiales-Shaw 11. Bellow on Israel: to Jerusalem and back Leona Toker 12. Bellow's nonfiction: it all adds up Sukhbir Singh 13. Bellow's short fiction David Brauner 14. The late Bellow: Ravelstein and the novel of ideas Leah Garrett Guide to further reading Index.
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