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Still (resonant, relevant and) crazy after all these years: Goodbye, Columbus and five short stories / Jessica G. Rabin -- Female hysteria and sisterhood in Letting go and When she was good / Julie Husband -- "Getting in your retaliation first": narrative strategies in Portnoy's complaint / David Brauner -- Philip Roth, MVP: Our gang, The breast, and The great American novel / Anne Margaret Daniel -- My life as a man: "the surprises manhood brings / Margaret Smith -- How to tell a true ghost story: The ghost writer and the case of Anne Frank / Aimee Pozorski -- The ghosts of Zuckerman's past: the Zuckerman bound series / Alexis Kate Wilson / En-countering pastorals in The counterlife / Bonnie Lyons -- Caught between The facts and Deception / Richard Tuerk -- The measure of all things: Patrimony / Benjamin Hedin -- Operation Shylock: double double Jewish trouble / Elaine B. Safer -- "A little stranger in the house": madness and identity in Sabbath's theater / Ranen Omer-Sherman -- Pastoral dreams and national identity in American pastoral and I married a communist / Derek Parker Royal -- Becoming black: Zuckerman's bifurcating self in The human stain / Tim Parrish -- Professing desire: the Kepesh novels / Kevin R. West -- It can happen here, or all in the family values: surviving The plot against America / Alan Cooper -- The "written world" of Philip Roth's nonfiction / Darren Hughes. |
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