roth, philip

Examines the nature and significance of social justice themes for a number of well-known American authors over the last two hundred years.

Presents an introduction to the works of writer Philip Roth through eleven scholarly essays that discuss Roth's engagement with topics such as ethnic identity, postmodernism, sexuality, Israel, and the Holocaust, with a chronology and guide for further reading.

A selection of critical essays devoted to the fiction of Philip Roth, arranged in the order of publication.

A study and interpretation of the works of American author Philip Roth.

A collection of contemporary criticisms of the work of author Philip Roth.

The novelist tells the story of his father, who created him and whom he recreates in an act of memory, elegy, and appreciation.