John Steinbeck
By: editor, Don Noble
Series: Critical insights
Publisher: Salem Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Pasadena, Calif.
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 414
ISBN-13: 9781587657030
Copyright date: 2011
Table of contents: title: On John Steinbeck / Don Noble; title: Biography of John Steinbeck / Gordon Bergquist; title: The Paris review perspective / Hua Hsu for The Paris review; title: Critical contexts; title: John Steinbeck's critical reception / Matthew J. Bolton; title: "Roar like a lion": the historical and cultural contexts of the works of John Steinbeck / Jennifer Banach; title: John Steinbeck, Frank Norris, and literary naturalism / Gurdip Panesar; title: "You're kind of untouchable": women, men, and the environment in The long valley / Cynthia A. Bily; title: Critical readings; title: John Steinbeck: the favorite author we love to hate / Jackson J. Benson; title: Tortilla flat and the creation of a legend / Joseph Fontenrose; title: Sharing creation: Steinbeck, In dubious battle, and the working-class novel in American literature / Thomas M. Tammaro; title: A historical introduction to Of mice and men / Anne Loftis; title: Of mice and men: the dream of commitment / Louis Owens; title: Come back to the boxcar, Leslie honey: or, don't cry for me, Madonna, just pass the milk: Steinbeck and sentimentality / John Seelye; title: California answers The grapes of wrath / Susan Shillinglaw; title: Steinbeck's "self-characters" as 1930s underdogs / Warren G. French; title: John Steinbeck and Ed Ricketts: understanding life in the great tide pool / James C. Kelley; title: Steinbeck's environmental ethic: humanity in harmony with the land / John H. Timmerman; title: Steinbeck and the woman question: a never-ending puzzle / Mimi Gladstein; title: Steinbeck and ethnicity / Susan Shillinglaw; title: Steinbeck's war / Robert E. Morsberger; title: Beyond evil: Cathy and Cal in East of Eden / Carol L. Hansen; title: Sweet Thursday revisited: an excursion in suggestiveness / Robert DeMott; title: "John believed in man": an interview with Mrs. John Steinbeck / Donald V. Coers