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Dialectical structures in the work of Norman Mailer

Lohmeyer, Susan E.1988

Dialectical structures in the work of Norman Mailer The thesis is divided into two sections; the first section comprises an introduction and six chapters, and the second section comprises a long chapter divided into three parts' Section One explains the thesis and provides the basis for Section …

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REBIRTH AND HEROIC CONSCIOUSNESS: ALLEGORY AND ARCHETYPE IN THE WORKS OF NORMAN MAILER

BEGIEBING, ROBERT JOHN

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Everything Must Go (Original writing, Short stories).

Burke, David Gregory.University of Windsor2003

… in the work an effort by the author, as Norman Mailer suggests, to compensate for his small genitalia? (2) The author writes primarily of lonely, college-age men who live in quiet apartments. As a biographical reading, can this be seen as a fear of aloneness considering the author's …

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"Myn owene woman, wel at ese" : feminist facts in the fiction of Mary McCarthy

Hewitt, Avis Grey1993

… that might unleash the horrors beneath what Norman Mailer has called "the thin juiceless crust" upon which McCarthy's "nice girls" live their lives.Each novel finds the protagonist at a different stage of modern womanhood and using a variety of male-identified responses. Meg Sargent of …

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Playing the Game: Violence and the Revolt Against Normative Masculinity in John Updike's Rabbit Run, Norman Mailer's an American Dream, and Phil Andros's $tud

Schott, Ann Marie2019

… of Cold War literature by white male authors, Norman Mailer's An American Dream (1965) and John Updike's Rabbit, Run (1960), and examine them through the lens of the lesser-known gay pulp $tud (1966) by Phil Andros. Although $tud's gay hustler protagonist Phil seems to be a progressive, even …

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The art and tradition of Black autobiography in the eighteenth century

Costanzo, Angelo

… and political authors, such as Malcolm X, Norman Mailer, and Eldridge Cleaver; while at the same time other studies have emerged dealing with the confessional mode in writing. Recent poets, such as Robert Lowell, Sylvia Plath, and Allen Ginsberg, who give various versions of their life …

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