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ISBN 10: 1587657031
ISBN 13: 9781587657030
Author: Don Noble
1. About This Volume
1.1 Don Noble – An introduction to the collection and its objectives
2. Career, Life, and Influence
2.1 On John Steinbeck – Don Noble
2.2 Biography of John Steinbeck – Gordon Bergquist
2.3 The Paris Review Perspective – Hua Hsu
3. Critical Contexts
3.1 John Steinbeck’s Critical Reception – Matthew J. Bolton
3.2 “Roar Like a Lion”: The Historical and Cultural Contexts of the Works of John Steinbeck – Jennifer Banach
3.3 John Steinbeck, Frank Norris, and Literary Naturalism – Gurdip Panesar
3.4 “You’re Kind of Untouchable”: Women, Men, and the Environment in The Long Valley – Cynthia A. Bily
4. Critical Readings
4.1 John Steinbeck: The Favorite Author We Love to Hate – Jackson J. Benson
4.2 Tortilla Flat and the Creation of a Legend – Joseph Fontenrose
4.3 Sharing Creation: Steinbeck, In Dubious Battle, and the Working-Class Novel in American Literature – Thomas M. Tammaro
4.4 A Historical Introduction to Of Mice and Men – Anne Loftis
4.5 Of Mice and Men: The Dream of Commitment – Louis Owens
4.6 Come Back to the Boxcar, Leslie: Or, Don’t Cry for Me, Steinbeck – Leslie Marmon Silko
5. Critical Perspectives
5.1 “The Grapes of Wrath”: A Critical Overview – Keith Newlin
5.2 The Grapes of Wrath: A Historical Introduction – Frederic I. Carpenter
5.3 “The Grapes of Wrath”: The Critical Reception – Camille F. Cauti
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