Titlebook: Reading Philip Roth; Asher Z. Milbauer (Associate Professor of English) Book 1988 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers L

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Fiction, Show Business, and the Land of Opportunity: Roth in the Early Seventies,he pressures of the popular media’s transformation of reality into show business. Roth’s fictions in the early 1970s struggle with the unrealities of mass culture, its commercialisation and trivialisation of America, its distortion of and antipathy to every American tradition of serious discourse.

Anecdote

Living-Will

Half a Lemon, Half an Egg,and self-limitation (p. 158);. and in . David Kepesh tells Claire how Kafka shuddered at the sight of an office-mate eating a sausage for lunch, and said, ‘The only fit food for a man is half a lemon’ (p. 168).

懒惰人民

Fictions of Metamorphosis: From , to , theory of psychic development, former and present selves coexist as the distorting masks of each other, preserving rather than reconciling the tension between them. The transformations, in other words, are always incomplete — dramas of changing rather than change, of characters struggling between competing claims to their identity.

使人入神

分开如此和谐

浪荡子

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Affectation

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-19119-2contemporary literature; fiction; history of literature; literature; North America; reading; twentieth cen

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Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1988

暂停,间歇

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