The American novel since World War II.
Series: A Fawcett premier book; Literature and ideas series.
Publisher: Fawcett Publications
Published: 1969
Place of publication: Greenwich, Conn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 287
Subjects: American fiction -- 20th century -- History and criticism.
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
Table of contents: title: Introduction, by M. Klein.; title: Notes on the decline of naturalism, by P. Rahv.; title: The search for values, by J. Aldridge.; title: American fiction and American values, by W. Barrett.; title: The argument reinvigorated, by N. Mailer.; title: Art and fortune, by L. Trilling.; title: The mystery of personality in the novel, by H. Gold.; title: The alone generation, by A. Kazin.; title: Mass society and post-modern fiction, by I. Howe.; title: Writing American fiction, by P. Roth.; title: Some notes on recent American fiction, by S. Bellow.; title: The barbarian is at the gates, by L. Lipton.; title: Underground writing, 1960, by P. Goodman.; title: The novel of outrage, by I. Hassan.; title: Dirty words? by B. DeMott.; title: Anatomy of black humor, by B. Feldman.; title: The higher sentimentality, by L. Fiedler.; title: Notes on the wild goose chase, by J. Hawkes.; title: Notes on the new style, by W. Phillips.; title: A true lie-minded man, by W. H. Gass.; title: The literature of exhaustion, by J. Barth.