Saul Bellow and the decline of humanism
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Saul Bellow and the decline of humanism
（New directions in American studies）
Macmillan, 1990
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注記
Bibliography: p. 206-218
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This is a study revealing Saul Bellow's views on the decline of humanism. With chapters on each of Bellow's novels from "Dangling" to "More Die of Heartbreak", the author argues that Bellow's vision of modern American culture denies the possibility of humanist enlightenment for his heroes. Confronted by the materially-driven, spiritually impoverished reality of American life, they are increasingly forced into withdrawal and isolation from the fallen community around them.
目次
- Saul Bellow and Humanism
- the costs of surrenders - "Dangling Man" and "The Victim"
- a fugitive style - The Adventures of Augie March", "Seize the Day", "Henderson the Rain King"
- hearts without guile - "Herzog" and "Mr Sammler's Planet"
- turning out of America - "Humboltd's Gift"
- everything merely human - "The Dean's December", the short fiction, "More Die of Heartbreak".
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