Bloomsbury Handbook to Philip Roth
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Bloomsbury Handbook to Philip Roth
Pozorski , Dr. Aimee; Scheurer, Dr. Maren
Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
01/2024
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9781501380242
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List of Illustrations
Notes on Contributors
Acknowledgments
List of Abbreviations
Introduction
Aimee Pozorski (Central Connecticut State University, USA) and Maren Scheurer (Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany)
Timeline
I. Roth Through the Genres
1. Philip Roth's Novels: A Matter of Ventriloquism
Pia Masiero (Ca' Foscari University of Venice, Italy)
2. Divided Selves in Roth's Goodbye, Columbus and Five Short Stories
Victoria Aarons (Trinity University, St. Antonio, USA)
3. "Begging the Question": Philip Roth's Life Writing
Melissa Schuh (University of Kiel, Germany)
4. Liberalism, Autonomy, and the Open Mind in Philip Roth's Drama of the 1960s
Joshua Powell (Cardiff University, UK)
5. Philip Roth's Nonfiction: A Personal Unmasking
Elena Mortara (University of Tor Vergata, Rome, Italy)
6. "By Now What You Are Is a Walking Text": Philip Roth's Editorial Contexts, Roles, and Imagination
Jack Knowles (University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada)
II. Roth Across Disciplines
7. Dream a Little Dream: Music as Counternarrative in Philip Roth's Fiction
Matthew Shipe (Washington University of St. Louis, USA)
8. Roth's Existential Lesson in Identity and Irony
Valerie Roberge (Universite de Laval, Canada)
9. Safe at Home? Philip Roth and Sports
Mike Witcombe (Bath Spa University, UK)
10. Philip Roth and Fine Art
David Brauner (University of Reading, UK)
11. Roth and Religion: Nemesis, or Roth's Quarrel with God
Timothy Parrish (University of California, Davis, USA)
12. "Anagramists and Manure-Spreaders": Philip Roth and the Academy
David Gooblar (The University of Iowa, USA)
III. History and Politics
13. Roth and Politics: The Representative Writer Masquerading as Bartleby the Citizen
Claudia Bruehwiler (University of St. Gallen, Switzerland)
14. The Deception of Democracy in Philip Roth's Fiction
Dean Franco (Wake Forest University, USA)
15. "Our Fathers' Sons and Our Neighborhood's Creatures": Upwards Mobility and the Welfare State in Roth's Fiction
Daniel Dufournaud (York University, Toronto, Canada)
16. "Slipping the Punch": Philip Roth and Racial Passing
Aimee Pozorski (Central Connecticut State University, USA)
17. How History Uses Us: Philip Roth, the Holocaust, and American History
James Wigren (Central Connecticut State University, USA)
18. The Many Diasporas of Nathan Zuckerman
Bryan Cheyette (University of Reading, UK)
IV. New Directions in Roth Studies
19. Against the "Terror of Seeing": Old Age and Disability in Philip Roth's Later Novels
Maren Scheurer (Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany)
20. Countering Pastoral: Philip Roth and Ecology
Eric Leonidas (Central Connecticut State University, New Britain, USA)
21. Suburb, Settlement, Village: Roth on Whiteness and Landscape in the US and Beyond
Naomi Taub (University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign, USA)
22. Philip Roth's Anatomy Lessons
Ira Nadel (University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada)
23. Jews That Matter: Philip Roth and the Body
Joshua Lander (University of Glasgow, UK)
24. The Counterlife: On Roth's Queers
RL Goldberg (Princeton University, USA)
V. Adaptations and Influences
25. Roth's Legacy and Cancel Culture
Miriam Jaffe Foger (Rutgers University, Newark, USA)
26. Counter-Roth's: Nicole Krauss, Lisa Halliday, and Roth's Legacy
Michael Kalisch (University of Oxford, UK)
27. Roth Abroad
Brett Ashley Kaplan (University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign, USA)
28. Roth and Adaptation
Debra Shostak (Wooster College, Ohio, USA)
29. Roth Exhibited: An Interview with Bryan Zanisnik
Bryan Zanisnik (Hunter College, USA; Practicing Artist in NYC)
VI. Shop Talk
30. Philip Roth and a Pedagogy of Compassion
Maggie McKinley (Harper College, Chicago, USA)
31. Nemeses: Roth and His Biographers
Jesse Tisch (Independent Scholar, USA)
32. Censorship and Translation in Philip Roth's Portnoy's Complaint, The Breast, and The Professor of Desire
Gustavo Sanchez Canales (University of Madrid, Spain)
33. The Philip Roth Personal Library in Newark: Genesis, Purpose, and Contents
Tim Crist (Newark Library, USA), Nadine Sergejeff (Newark Library, USA), and Rosemary Steinbaum (Newark Library, USA)
Appendix:
34. Annotated Bibliography
Connor E. Dombal (Central Connecticut University, USA)
35. Uncollected Published Stories: An Annotated Inventory
James D. Bloom (Muhlenberg College, Allentown, USA)
36. A Guide to Film and Television Adaptations of Roth's Fiction
Deborah Shostak (Wooster College, USA)
Index
Notes on Contributors
Acknowledgments
List of Abbreviations
Introduction
Aimee Pozorski (Central Connecticut State University, USA) and Maren Scheurer (Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany)
Timeline
I. Roth Through the Genres
1. Philip Roth's Novels: A Matter of Ventriloquism
Pia Masiero (Ca' Foscari University of Venice, Italy)
2. Divided Selves in Roth's Goodbye, Columbus and Five Short Stories
Victoria Aarons (Trinity University, St. Antonio, USA)
3. "Begging the Question": Philip Roth's Life Writing
Melissa Schuh (University of Kiel, Germany)
4. Liberalism, Autonomy, and the Open Mind in Philip Roth's Drama of the 1960s
Joshua Powell (Cardiff University, UK)
5. Philip Roth's Nonfiction: A Personal Unmasking
Elena Mortara (University of Tor Vergata, Rome, Italy)
6. "By Now What You Are Is a Walking Text": Philip Roth's Editorial Contexts, Roles, and Imagination
Jack Knowles (University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada)
II. Roth Across Disciplines
7. Dream a Little Dream: Music as Counternarrative in Philip Roth's Fiction
Matthew Shipe (Washington University of St. Louis, USA)
8. Roth's Existential Lesson in Identity and Irony
Valerie Roberge (Universite de Laval, Canada)
9. Safe at Home? Philip Roth and Sports
Mike Witcombe (Bath Spa University, UK)
10. Philip Roth and Fine Art
David Brauner (University of Reading, UK)
11. Roth and Religion: Nemesis, or Roth's Quarrel with God
Timothy Parrish (University of California, Davis, USA)
12. "Anagramists and Manure-Spreaders": Philip Roth and the Academy
David Gooblar (The University of Iowa, USA)
III. History and Politics
13. Roth and Politics: The Representative Writer Masquerading as Bartleby the Citizen
Claudia Bruehwiler (University of St. Gallen, Switzerland)
14. The Deception of Democracy in Philip Roth's Fiction
Dean Franco (Wake Forest University, USA)
15. "Our Fathers' Sons and Our Neighborhood's Creatures": Upwards Mobility and the Welfare State in Roth's Fiction
Daniel Dufournaud (York University, Toronto, Canada)
16. "Slipping the Punch": Philip Roth and Racial Passing
Aimee Pozorski (Central Connecticut State University, USA)
17. How History Uses Us: Philip Roth, the Holocaust, and American History
James Wigren (Central Connecticut State University, USA)
18. The Many Diasporas of Nathan Zuckerman
Bryan Cheyette (University of Reading, UK)
IV. New Directions in Roth Studies
19. Against the "Terror of Seeing": Old Age and Disability in Philip Roth's Later Novels
Maren Scheurer (Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany)
20. Countering Pastoral: Philip Roth and Ecology
Eric Leonidas (Central Connecticut State University, New Britain, USA)
21. Suburb, Settlement, Village: Roth on Whiteness and Landscape in the US and Beyond
Naomi Taub (University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign, USA)
22. Philip Roth's Anatomy Lessons
Ira Nadel (University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada)
23. Jews That Matter: Philip Roth and the Body
Joshua Lander (University of Glasgow, UK)
24. The Counterlife: On Roth's Queers
RL Goldberg (Princeton University, USA)
V. Adaptations and Influences
25. Roth's Legacy and Cancel Culture
Miriam Jaffe Foger (Rutgers University, Newark, USA)
26. Counter-Roth's: Nicole Krauss, Lisa Halliday, and Roth's Legacy
Michael Kalisch (University of Oxford, UK)
27. Roth Abroad
Brett Ashley Kaplan (University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign, USA)
28. Roth and Adaptation
Debra Shostak (Wooster College, Ohio, USA)
29. Roth Exhibited: An Interview with Bryan Zanisnik
Bryan Zanisnik (Hunter College, USA; Practicing Artist in NYC)
VI. Shop Talk
30. Philip Roth and a Pedagogy of Compassion
Maggie McKinley (Harper College, Chicago, USA)
31. Nemeses: Roth and His Biographers
Jesse Tisch (Independent Scholar, USA)
32. Censorship and Translation in Philip Roth's Portnoy's Complaint, The Breast, and The Professor of Desire
Gustavo Sanchez Canales (University of Madrid, Spain)
33. The Philip Roth Personal Library in Newark: Genesis, Purpose, and Contents
Tim Crist (Newark Library, USA), Nadine Sergejeff (Newark Library, USA), and Rosemary Steinbaum (Newark Library, USA)
Appendix:
34. Annotated Bibliography
Connor E. Dombal (Central Connecticut University, USA)
35. Uncollected Published Stories: An Annotated Inventory
James D. Bloom (Muhlenberg College, Allentown, USA)
36. A Guide to Film and Television Adaptations of Roth's Fiction
Deborah Shostak (Wooster College, USA)
Index
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Roth studies; jewish literature; comp lit; American literature; American politics; nonfiction; novel; short stories; life writing; literature and the arts; visual arts; music; religion; class; Holocaust; Race; gender; medical humanities; embodiment; interdisciplinary; intertextualism; ecocriticism; critical race theory; gender studies
List of Illustrations
Notes on Contributors
Acknowledgments
List of Abbreviations
Introduction
Aimee Pozorski (Central Connecticut State University, USA) and Maren Scheurer (Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany)
Timeline
I. Roth Through the Genres
1. Philip Roth's Novels: A Matter of Ventriloquism
Pia Masiero (Ca' Foscari University of Venice, Italy)
2. Divided Selves in Roth's Goodbye, Columbus and Five Short Stories
Victoria Aarons (Trinity University, St. Antonio, USA)
3. "Begging the Question": Philip Roth's Life Writing
Melissa Schuh (University of Kiel, Germany)
4. Liberalism, Autonomy, and the Open Mind in Philip Roth's Drama of the 1960s
Joshua Powell (Cardiff University, UK)
5. Philip Roth's Nonfiction: A Personal Unmasking
Elena Mortara (University of Tor Vergata, Rome, Italy)
6. "By Now What You Are Is a Walking Text": Philip Roth's Editorial Contexts, Roles, and Imagination
Jack Knowles (University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada)
II. Roth Across Disciplines
7. Dream a Little Dream: Music as Counternarrative in Philip Roth's Fiction
Matthew Shipe (Washington University of St. Louis, USA)
8. Roth's Existential Lesson in Identity and Irony
Valerie Roberge (Universite de Laval, Canada)
9. Safe at Home? Philip Roth and Sports
Mike Witcombe (Bath Spa University, UK)
10. Philip Roth and Fine Art
David Brauner (University of Reading, UK)
11. Roth and Religion: Nemesis, or Roth's Quarrel with God
Timothy Parrish (University of California, Davis, USA)
12. "Anagramists and Manure-Spreaders": Philip Roth and the Academy
David Gooblar (The University of Iowa, USA)
III. History and Politics
13. Roth and Politics: The Representative Writer Masquerading as Bartleby the Citizen
Claudia Bruehwiler (University of St. Gallen, Switzerland)
14. The Deception of Democracy in Philip Roth's Fiction
Dean Franco (Wake Forest University, USA)
15. "Our Fathers' Sons and Our Neighborhood's Creatures": Upwards Mobility and the Welfare State in Roth's Fiction
Daniel Dufournaud (York University, Toronto, Canada)
16. "Slipping the Punch": Philip Roth and Racial Passing
Aimee Pozorski (Central Connecticut State University, USA)
17. How History Uses Us: Philip Roth, the Holocaust, and American History
James Wigren (Central Connecticut State University, USA)
18. The Many Diasporas of Nathan Zuckerman
Bryan Cheyette (University of Reading, UK)
IV. New Directions in Roth Studies
19. Against the "Terror of Seeing": Old Age and Disability in Philip Roth's Later Novels
Maren Scheurer (Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany)
20. Countering Pastoral: Philip Roth and Ecology
Eric Leonidas (Central Connecticut State University, New Britain, USA)
21. Suburb, Settlement, Village: Roth on Whiteness and Landscape in the US and Beyond
Naomi Taub (University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign, USA)
22. Philip Roth's Anatomy Lessons
Ira Nadel (University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada)
23. Jews That Matter: Philip Roth and the Body
Joshua Lander (University of Glasgow, UK)
24. The Counterlife: On Roth's Queers
RL Goldberg (Princeton University, USA)
V. Adaptations and Influences
25. Roth's Legacy and Cancel Culture
Miriam Jaffe Foger (Rutgers University, Newark, USA)
26. Counter-Roth's: Nicole Krauss, Lisa Halliday, and Roth's Legacy
Michael Kalisch (University of Oxford, UK)
27. Roth Abroad
Brett Ashley Kaplan (University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign, USA)
28. Roth and Adaptation
Debra Shostak (Wooster College, Ohio, USA)
29. Roth Exhibited: An Interview with Bryan Zanisnik
Bryan Zanisnik (Hunter College, USA; Practicing Artist in NYC)
VI. Shop Talk
30. Philip Roth and a Pedagogy of Compassion
Maggie McKinley (Harper College, Chicago, USA)
31. Nemeses: Roth and His Biographers
Jesse Tisch (Independent Scholar, USA)
32. Censorship and Translation in Philip Roth's Portnoy's Complaint, The Breast, and The Professor of Desire
Gustavo Sanchez Canales (University of Madrid, Spain)
33. The Philip Roth Personal Library in Newark: Genesis, Purpose, and Contents
Tim Crist (Newark Library, USA), Nadine Sergejeff (Newark Library, USA), and Rosemary Steinbaum (Newark Library, USA)
Appendix:
34. Annotated Bibliography
Connor E. Dombal (Central Connecticut University, USA)
35. Uncollected Published Stories: An Annotated Inventory
James D. Bloom (Muhlenberg College, Allentown, USA)
36. A Guide to Film and Television Adaptations of Roth's Fiction
Deborah Shostak (Wooster College, USA)
Index
Notes on Contributors
Acknowledgments
List of Abbreviations
Introduction
Aimee Pozorski (Central Connecticut State University, USA) and Maren Scheurer (Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany)
Timeline
I. Roth Through the Genres
1. Philip Roth's Novels: A Matter of Ventriloquism
Pia Masiero (Ca' Foscari University of Venice, Italy)
2. Divided Selves in Roth's Goodbye, Columbus and Five Short Stories
Victoria Aarons (Trinity University, St. Antonio, USA)
3. "Begging the Question": Philip Roth's Life Writing
Melissa Schuh (University of Kiel, Germany)
4. Liberalism, Autonomy, and the Open Mind in Philip Roth's Drama of the 1960s
Joshua Powell (Cardiff University, UK)
5. Philip Roth's Nonfiction: A Personal Unmasking
Elena Mortara (University of Tor Vergata, Rome, Italy)
6. "By Now What You Are Is a Walking Text": Philip Roth's Editorial Contexts, Roles, and Imagination
Jack Knowles (University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada)
II. Roth Across Disciplines
7. Dream a Little Dream: Music as Counternarrative in Philip Roth's Fiction
Matthew Shipe (Washington University of St. Louis, USA)
8. Roth's Existential Lesson in Identity and Irony
Valerie Roberge (Universite de Laval, Canada)
9. Safe at Home? Philip Roth and Sports
Mike Witcombe (Bath Spa University, UK)
10. Philip Roth and Fine Art
David Brauner (University of Reading, UK)
11. Roth and Religion: Nemesis, or Roth's Quarrel with God
Timothy Parrish (University of California, Davis, USA)
12. "Anagramists and Manure-Spreaders": Philip Roth and the Academy
David Gooblar (The University of Iowa, USA)
III. History and Politics
13. Roth and Politics: The Representative Writer Masquerading as Bartleby the Citizen
Claudia Bruehwiler (University of St. Gallen, Switzerland)
14. The Deception of Democracy in Philip Roth's Fiction
Dean Franco (Wake Forest University, USA)
15. "Our Fathers' Sons and Our Neighborhood's Creatures": Upwards Mobility and the Welfare State in Roth's Fiction
Daniel Dufournaud (York University, Toronto, Canada)
16. "Slipping the Punch": Philip Roth and Racial Passing
Aimee Pozorski (Central Connecticut State University, USA)
17. How History Uses Us: Philip Roth, the Holocaust, and American History
James Wigren (Central Connecticut State University, USA)
18. The Many Diasporas of Nathan Zuckerman
Bryan Cheyette (University of Reading, UK)
IV. New Directions in Roth Studies
19. Against the "Terror of Seeing": Old Age and Disability in Philip Roth's Later Novels
Maren Scheurer (Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany)
20. Countering Pastoral: Philip Roth and Ecology
Eric Leonidas (Central Connecticut State University, New Britain, USA)
21. Suburb, Settlement, Village: Roth on Whiteness and Landscape in the US and Beyond
Naomi Taub (University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign, USA)
22. Philip Roth's Anatomy Lessons
Ira Nadel (University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada)
23. Jews That Matter: Philip Roth and the Body
Joshua Lander (University of Glasgow, UK)
24. The Counterlife: On Roth's Queers
RL Goldberg (Princeton University, USA)
V. Adaptations and Influences
25. Roth's Legacy and Cancel Culture
Miriam Jaffe Foger (Rutgers University, Newark, USA)
26. Counter-Roth's: Nicole Krauss, Lisa Halliday, and Roth's Legacy
Michael Kalisch (University of Oxford, UK)
27. Roth Abroad
Brett Ashley Kaplan (University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign, USA)
28. Roth and Adaptation
Debra Shostak (Wooster College, Ohio, USA)
29. Roth Exhibited: An Interview with Bryan Zanisnik
Bryan Zanisnik (Hunter College, USA; Practicing Artist in NYC)
VI. Shop Talk
30. Philip Roth and a Pedagogy of Compassion
Maggie McKinley (Harper College, Chicago, USA)
31. Nemeses: Roth and His Biographers
Jesse Tisch (Independent Scholar, USA)
32. Censorship and Translation in Philip Roth's Portnoy's Complaint, The Breast, and The Professor of Desire
Gustavo Sanchez Canales (University of Madrid, Spain)
33. The Philip Roth Personal Library in Newark: Genesis, Purpose, and Contents
Tim Crist (Newark Library, USA), Nadine Sergejeff (Newark Library, USA), and Rosemary Steinbaum (Newark Library, USA)
Appendix:
34. Annotated Bibliography
Connor E. Dombal (Central Connecticut University, USA)
35. Uncollected Published Stories: An Annotated Inventory
James D. Bloom (Muhlenberg College, Allentown, USA)
36. A Guide to Film and Television Adaptations of Roth's Fiction
Deborah Shostak (Wooster College, USA)
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Roth studies; jewish literature; comp lit; American literature; American politics; nonfiction; novel; short stories; life writing; literature and the arts; visual arts; music; religion; class; Holocaust; Race; gender; medical humanities; embodiment; interdisciplinary; intertextualism; ecocriticism; critical race theory; gender studies
