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繼承人

Myosin

Life and Career,ndured for thirty-five years. Yet it was only twelve years earlier, with the publication in 1964 ., that Bellow had begun to receive widespread popular attention in his own country, and this novel marked the confirmation of his status as ‘major’ American novelist, the inheritor of the place of Hemin

modish

無聊點好

facetious

Alienated

Novels of the Eighties,y saw it as a sign that their best creative days were ended. Bellow himself noted of John Steinbeck ‘how burdened he was by the Nobel Prize. He felt that he had to give a better account of himself than he had done’.. It may have been this sense that the prize is somehow a blight on the career of a w

Canopy

Short Stories,d that his talents are best represented in these sprawling forms. He has, however, contributed excellent short stories to periodicals as diverse as . and .. Some at least of these stories he felt deserved a wider audience, and they have been reprinted in two collections, . . (1968), and . (1984).

藝術(shù)

Genetics

古老

Novels of the Forties,nd scholars. Books have been written on his humanism, his nihilism, his comic vision, his debt to Jewish tradition, his treatment of history, his position in relation to modernism. Clearly, a study of the dimensions of the current one cannot hope to do justice to this profusion. Still, some general observations can be made about Bellow’s work.