The Bloomsbury Handbook to Philip Roth (Bloomsbury Handbooks)

Cover\nContents\nList of Figures\nList of Contributors\nAcknowledgments\nAbbreviations\nIntroduction Aimee Pozorski and Maren Scheurer\nPart One Roth through the Genres\n	1 Philip Roth’s Novels: A Matter of Ventriloquism Pia Masiero\n	2 Divided Selves in Roth’s Goodbye, Columbus and Five Short Stories Victoria Aarons\n	3 “Begging the Question”: Philip Roth’s Life Writing Melissa Schuh\n	4 Liberalism, Autonomy, and the Open Mind in Philip Roth’s Drama of the 1960s Joshua Powell\n	5 Philip Roth’s Nonfiction: A Personal Unmasking Elèna Mortara\n	6 “By Now What You Are Is a Walking Text”: Philip Roth’s Editorial Contexts, Roles, and Imagination Jack Knowles\nPart Two Roth across Disciplines\n	7 Dream a Little Dream: Music as Counternarrative in Philip Roth’s Fiction Matthew Shipe\n	8 Roth’s Existential Lesson in Identity and Irony Valérie Roberge\n	9 Safe at Home? Philip Roth and Sports Mike Witcombe\n	10 Philip Roth and Fine Art David Brauner\n	11 Roth and Religion: Nemesis, or Roth’s Quarrel with God Timothy Parrish\n	12 “Anagramists and Manure-Spreaders”: Philip Roth and the Academy David Gooblar\nPart Three Reading History through Roth\n	13 Roth and Politics: The Representative Writer Masquerading as Bartleby the Citizen Claudia Franziska Brühwiler\n	14 The Deception of Democracy in Philip Roth’s Fiction Dean Franco\n	15 “Our Fathers’ Sons and Our Neighborhoods’ Creatures”: Upward Mobility and the Welfare State in Roth’s Fiction Daniel Dufournaud\n	16 “Slipping the Punch”: Philip Roth and Racial Passing Aimee Pozorski\n	17 How History Uses Us: Philip Roth, the Holocaust, and American History James Wigren\n	18 The Many Diasporas of Nathan Zuckerman Bryan Cheyette\nPart Four New Directions in Roth Studies\n	19 Countering Pastoral: Philip Roth and Ecology Eric Leonidas\n	20 Suburb, Settlement, Village: Roth on Whiteness and Landscape in the United States and Beyond Naomi Taub\n	21 Philip Roth’s Anatomy Lessons Ira Nadel\n	22 Jews That Matter: Philip Roth and the Body Joshua Lander\n	23 The Counterlife: On Roth’s Queers RL Goldberg\n	24 Against the “Terror of Seeing”: Old Age and Disability in Philip Roth’s Later Novels Maren Scheurer\nPart Five Adaptations and Influences\n	25 Roth’s Legacy and Cancel Culture Miriam Jaffe\n	26 Counter-Roths: Nicole Krauss, Lisa Halliday, and Roth’s Legacy Michael Kalisch\n	27 Roth Abroad Brett Ashley Kaplan\n	28 Roth and Adaptation Debra Shostak\n	29 Roth Exhibited: An Interview with Bryan Zanisnik Bryan Zanisnik, Aimee Pozorski, and Maren Scheurer\nPart Six Shop Talk\n	30 Philip Roth and a Pedagogy of Compassion Maggie McKinley\n	31 Nemeses: Roth and His Biographers Jesse Tisch\n	32  Censorship and Translation in Philip Roth’s Portnoy’s Complaint, The Breast, and The Professor of Desire Gustavo Sánchez Canales\n	33 The Philip Roth Personal Library in Newark: Genesis, Purpose, and Contents Timothy J. Crist, Nadine Giron, and Rosemary Steinbaum\nAppendix One: Annotated Bibliography Connor E. Dombal\nAppendix Two: Uncollected Published Stories: An Annotated Inventory James D. Bloom\nAppendix Three: A Guide to Film and Television Adaptations of Roth’s Fiction Debra Shostak\nIndex