Titlebook: New Critical Essays on Kurt Vonnegut; David Simmons Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2009 fiction.novel.tim

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“Somewhere in There Was Springtime”: Kurt Vonnegut, His Apocalypses, and His Post-9/11 Heirshe atomic bombs in Japan, the fall of Biafra (which he had narrowly escaped), and the events in Vietnam (at that time beginning to demand worldwide attention). Not surprisingly, he chastised Americans and their government for allowing such historical mistakes to repeat themselves. Curiously, though, he also hid this comment amidst the rant:

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Book 2009l famously suggesting that "Kurt was never dull" - the academic establishment has tended to retain a degree of scepticism concerning the validity of his work. This dynamic collection aims to re-evaluate Vonnegut‘s position as an integral part of the American post-war cannon of literature.

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Apocalypse in the Optative Mood: ,, or, Starting Overe described as hopelessness.. ., however, embraces a process both random and superior to any human intelligence, the ultimate laissez-faire philosophy applied to the suprahuman process of natural selection itself.

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Kurt Vonnegut’s , (1961): Howard W. Campbell, Jr., and the Banalities of Evilration of his life and work. As a small part of that process, this essay deploys various theoretical-conceptual and critical sources to analyze . (1961), published as a paperback original almost forty-eight years ago, which as Jerome Klinkowitz explains in “Vonnegut the Essayist,” was part of the au