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Leopards in the Temple

The Transformation of American Fiction, 1945-1970

Morris Dickstein

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ISBN 9780674006041

Publication Date: 04/30/2002

256 pages

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LITERARY CRITICISM: American: General

Preface
1. Introduction: Culture, Counterculture, and Postwar America
2. War and the Novel: From World War II to Vietnam
3. The New Fiction: From the Home Front to the 1950s
4. On and Off the Road: The Outsider as Young Rebel
5. Apocalypse Now: A Literature of Extremes
Bibliography
Index

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