This book offers a combined historical and aesthetic analysis of five novels from Philip Roth’s later career. It reads these works in the context of political, cultural, and literary developments in America from the New Deal to the present.
This book offers a combined historical and aesthetic analysis of five novels from Philip Roth’s later career. It reads these works in the context of political, cultural, and literary developments in America from the New Deal to the present.
Andy Connolly teaches in the English Department at Hostos Community College, CUNY.
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Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: Preamble: Zuckerman's Agonies in the Earlier Novels Chapter 2: "Redface": Liberal Politics and Literary Style in I Married a Communist Chapter 3: Shattering of the Liberal Consensus in American Pastoral Chapter 4: "Nothing lasts, and yet nothing passes": Race and Ethnicity in The Human Stain Chapter 5: Exit Ghost: "A book about knowing where to go for your agony" Chapter 6: The Beginning as End: Unending Trauma in The Plot against America Bibliography About the Author
Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: Preamble: Zuckerman's Agonies in the Earlier Novels Chapter 2: "Redface": Liberal Politics and Literary Style in I Married a Communist Chapter 3: Shattering of the Liberal Consensus in American Pastoral Chapter 4: "Nothing lasts, and yet nothing passes": Race and Ethnicity in The Human Stain Chapter 5: Exit Ghost: "A book about knowing where to go for your agony" Chapter 6: The Beginning as End: Unending Trauma in The Plot against America Bibliography About the Author
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