Title: The sexual revolution in modern American literature.
Authors: Glicksberg, Charles I. 1900-1998.
Publisher: Nijhoff,
Year: 1971
Subjects: American literature History and criticism; Sex in literature
Contents: PT. I: SEX, RELIGION, SCIENCE, AND LITERATURE -- Ch. I Introduction -- Ch II The Science of Pyschoanalysis and Sexuality -- PT. II: THE NATURALISTIC EROS IN AMERICA -- Ch. III The Forerunners of Revolt -- Ch. IV Dreiser and Sexual Freedom -- Ch. V Sherwood Anderson: The Phallic Chekhov -- Ch. VI Fitzgerald and the Jazz Age -- Ch. VII Eugene O'Neill: The Tragedy of Love without God -- Ch. VIII The Hemingway Cult of Love -- Ch. IX Faulkner's World of Love and Sex -- PT. III: THE MYSTIQUE OF SEX IN CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN LITERATURE -- Section A: Sex as Salvation -- Ch. X Henry Miller: Prophet of the Sexual Revolution -- Ch. XI The Sexualized World of the Beat Generation -- Ch. XII Norman Mailer: Salvation and the Apocalyptic Orgasm -- Section B: The Dialect of the Sex Mystique -- Ch. XIII The Death of Love -- Ch. Satyriasis and Nymphomania -- PT. IV: CONCLUSION -- Ch. XV Conclusion -- Appendix: The Problem of Censorship.