Philip Roth's rude truth: the art of immaturity

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Preface xi Acknowledgments xix List of Abbreviations xxi Chapter 1: Introduction: Roth Antagonistes 1 Chapter 2: Immaturity: Genealogy 39 Chapter 3: Ancestors and Relatives: Game of Appropriation and the Sacrifice of Assimilation 88 Chapter 4: A very slippery subject: Counterlife as Pivot 125 Chapter 5: Letting Go, or How to Lead a Stupid Life: Sabbath's Nakedness 155 Chapter 6: Being Game in Human Stain 193 Chapter 7: Two Philips 236 Coda: The stars are indispensable 260 Notes 267 Works Cited 287 Index 295

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