The collected essays of Leslie Fiedler.
| Основен автор: | Fiedler, Leslie A. |
|---|---|
| Формат: | Книга |
| Език: | English |
| Публикувано: |
New York,
Stein and Day,
[1971].
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Съдържание:
- v. 1.
- Part one : An age of innocents
- Hiss, Chambers, and the age of innocence
- Afterthoughts on the Rosenbergs
- McCarthy and the intellectuals
- Part two : Innocence abroad
- Italian pilgrimage : the discovery of America
- The "good American"
- Roman holiday
- Looking backward : America from Europe
- Part three : The end of innocence
- Montana; or the end of Jean-Jacques Rousseau
- Come back to the raft ag'in, Huck honey!
- Images of Walt Whitman
- Some notes on F. Scott Fitzgerald
- Dead-end Werther : the bum as American culture hero
- Adolescence and maturity in the American novel
- No! in thunder
- Introduction to the second edition of No! in Thunder
- Part one : the artist
- Dante : green thoughts in a green shade
- Shakespeare and the paradox of illusion
- Walt Whitman : portrait of the artist as a middle-aged hero
- R.L.S. revisited
- Three Jews :
- I.
- Peretz : the secularization of the absurd.
- II.
- Kafka and the myth of the Jew.
- III.
- Malamud : the commonplace as absurd
- William Faulkner, highbrows' lowbrow
- Three notes on Richard Pennn Warren :
- I.
- Toward time's cold womb.
- II.
- Seneca in the meat-house.
- III.
- Fiction as opera
- Introducing Cesare Pavese
- Part two : The generations
- The ant on the grasshopper
- The search for the thirties
- The un-angry young men
- Class war in British literature
- Leopold and Loeb : a perspective in time
- Part III : The excluded
- Negro and Jew : encounter in America
- The eye of innocence :
- I.
- The invention of the child.
- II.
- Good good girl and good bad boy.
- III.
- Boys will be boys!
- IV.
- From redemption to initiation.
- V.
- The profanation of the child
- Part four : The theory
- In the beginning was the word
- Archetype and signature.
- v. 2.
- To the Gentiles: Prophet out of Israel
- On living with Simone Weil
- Straddling the wall
- Partisan review: Phoenix or Dodo?
- Saul Bellow
- Jew in the American novel
- Image of Newark and the indignities of life: notes on Philip Roth
- Antic Mailer
- portrait of the middle-aged artist
- Marx and momma
- Some Jewish pop art heroes
- This year we are slaves
- next year we shall be free
- Myths of the Jews on stage and screen
- Crimes and punishments
- Some notes on the Jewish novel in English or looking backward from exile
- Negro and Jew
- Master of dreams : the Jew in a gentile world
- Unfinished business
- Rosenbergs: a dialogue
- Voting and voting studies
- tAntiwar novel and The good soldier Schweik
- Two memories : reflections on writers and writing in the thirties
- John Peale Bishop and the other Thirties.
- Henry Roth's neglected masterpiece.
- Our country and our culture.
- Caliban or Hamlet : a study in literary anthropology.
- Toward a centennial : notes on Innocents abroad
- Shape of Moby Dick
- Pleasures of John Hawkes
- John Barth : an eccentric genius
- Montana : P.S. Montana : P.P.S. Almost Imaginary Interview : Hemingway in Ketchum
- On remembering freshman comp
- Academic irresponsibility
- New mutants
- Cross the border
- close the gap
- Some notes on Ukiyoe : a word on the history of taste and three dissenting opinions middle against both ends
- What shining phantom : writers and the movies
- A night with Mr. Teas.
- Death of avant-garde literature
- Cross the border
- close the gap
- In quest of George Lippard.
- Chutzpah and Pudeur.