|
Author |
Title |
Pages |
| Leslie Field |
Saul Bellow
and the Critics--After the Nobel Award |
3-14 |
| Keith Opdahl |
"Stillness in
the Midst of Chaos": Plot in the Novels of Saul Bellow |
15-28 |
| Bruce J.
Borrus |
Bellow's
Critique of the Intellect |
29-46 |
| Sarah Blacher
Cohen |
Comedy and
Guilt in Humboldt's Gift |
47-58 |
| Hana Wirth-Nesher
and Andrea Cohen Malamut |
Jewish and
Human Survival on Bellow's Planet |
59-74 |
| James M.
Mellard |
Consciousness
Fills the Void: Herzog, History, and the Hero in the Modern World |
75-92 |
| David C.
Dougherty |
Finding before Seeking: Theme in Henderson the Rain King and
Humboldt's Gift |
93-102 |
| Gilead Morahg |
The Art of Dr. Tamkin: Matter and Manner in Seize the Day |
103-116 |
| Steven M.
Gerson |
The New American Adam in The Adventures of Augie March |
117-128 |
| Andrew Gordon |
"Pushy Jew": Leventhal in The Victim |
129-138 |
| Michael K.
Glenday |
"The Consummating Glimpse": Dangling Man's Treacherous
Reality |
139-148 |
Lewslie Field
and
John Z. Guzlowski |
Criticism of Saul Bellow: A Selected Checklist |
149-171 |