Saul Bellow Journal

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  Año 2000-2001, Vol. 17, Número 1-2

  • What do we say to each other whwn the library is closed?

    Alan Rice

    págs. 3-25

    

  • High standards for the white conduct: race, racism and class in danling man

    R. J. Ellis

    págs. 51-73

    

  • The white boy looks at the black boy, the black boy looks at the white boy

    Kasia Boddy

    págs. 74-103

    

  • The writing of blackness in Saul Bellow's Chicago and imagees of blackness

    Alan Bilton

    págs. 104-128

    

  • "Adark and empty continent": the representation of Africa

    Daniel Lamont

    págs. 129-149

    

  • The corrupting disease of being white: notions of selfhood in Mr. Sammler's Planet and Herzog

    Aliki Varvogli

    págs. 150-159

    

  • Invisible man in Saul Bellow's. The Dean's December

    M.J. McGuinness

    págs. 165-185

    

  • Striking A. Corde: the Dean's melanchology vision of blackness

    R. Hinchcliffe

    págs. 215-252

    

  • Blacking out Holocaust memory in Saul Bellow's The victim

    Richard Crownshaw

    págs. 253-279

    

  • The revolving brush: blacckness in Humboldt's gift and the bellarosa connection

    Jim Hall

    págs. 280-295

    

  • The jjewish atlantic-the ployment of blacness in Saul Bellow

    Carol R. Smith

    págs. 280-295

    

  • The problem of Nihilism in Ravelstein

    Allan Chavkin

    págs. 296-301