Titlebook: Studies in Modern American Autobiography; Gordon O. Taylor Book 1983 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1983 A

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-07158-9n unquiet American era, not necessarily terminated by American withdrawal in 1975. Along with Greene’s dispatches from the period 1952–5, or rather as the moral and aesthetic distillation of these reports from Indochina, . is as likely to be cited as ‘evidence’ by historians and reporters as to be lauded as exemplary by literary critics.

Institution

寬敞

Chapters of Experience: Henry James,rt. Whatever the inevitable frequencies with which the novelist employed autobiographical material, or the autobiographer employed novelistic procedure, these two concentrated bursts of narrative energy are taken as separate culminations, artistic and autobiographical, to James’s literary life.

誓言

The Cruel Radiance of What Is: James Agee, an object of reformist activity, compounded by Agee’s assault within the text on reigning documentary expectations and reformist pieties, caused . to go unread, by an American public increasingly preoccupied by the spread of world war.

親愛

Debriefed by Dreams: Michael Herr,n unquiet American era, not necessarily terminated by American withdrawal in 1975. Along with Greene’s dispatches from the period 1952–5, or rather as the moral and aesthetic distillation of these reports from Indochina, . is as likely to be cited as ‘evidence’ by historians and reporters as to be lauded as exemplary by literary critics.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-07158-9awal, of himself as a relic of a time when the house had more meaning as a ‘family center.’ He feels himself forced inward in some final way by changes which, already well advanced in America at large, are finally overtaking the Talcott-ville to which his family came in the late eighteenth century, and where the house itself was built in 1800–4.

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Of Adams and Aquarius: Henry Adams and Norman Mailer,esakes and the relation between their world and his own: ‘One may wonder if the Adams in the name of his hotel bore any relation to Henry; we need not be concerned with Hay who was a memorable and accomplished gentleman from the nineteenth century ….’. The Adams was indeed Henry (as Mailer surely kn

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Chapters of Experience: Henry James, in effect concluded his career as novelist, despite the fact that he lived on until 1916, most of that time in good health, and left at his death such unfinished efforts as . and .. It is also conventionally assumed that James’s three avowedly autobiographical volumes — . (1913), . (1914), . (1917)