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Introduction--After Eighty : Philip Roth and the American Literary Imagination / Aimee Pozorski -- Every third thought shall be my grave" : Roth, Memento Mori, and Story / Debra Shostak -- Roth @ 25 : Publishing Goodbye, Columbus / Ira Nadel -- "A Human Being Lives Here" : Philip Roth on Scandals and the American Presidency / Claudia Franziska Brühwiler -- "With an accomplice no less brilliant than Jean Genet" : A Comparative Approach to Roth's Autofiction / Patrick Hayes -- Performance Anxiety : Impotence, Queerness, and the"Drama of Self-Disgust" in Philip Roth's The Professor of Desire and The Humbling / David Brauner -- Stalkers, Furies, and Comforters : Roth's Grave Comedy of Persecution / Aurélie Guillain -- "I told my wrath, my Roth did grow" : Anger in Operation Shylock / Alex Calder -- "My Kinsmen, My Precursors" : Philip Roth, Epic, Influence, and Bardic Proclivities / Catherine Morley -- "I was the prosthesis" : Roth and Late Style / Adam Zachary Newton -- "[Sticking] to a plan completely" Performance, Affective Adaptation, Memory, Pretend Play and Suicide in Philip Roth's The Humbling / Amy Gelbart -- Newark : The Shtetl / Mark Shechner -- Afterword--Mark Shechner's Legacy / David Gooblar. |
