菲利普·罗斯从《再见,哥伦布》的三个故事看二十世纪中期的美国犹太人

Q2 Arts and Humanities
Phil M. Cohen
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摘要:本文考察了《再见,哥伦布》中的三个故事。这些故事在关注20世纪中期美国犹太人身份所面临的挑战方面是一致的,这一代犹太人与移民父母和祖父母分离。罗斯是一位敏锐地观察美国犹太人生活的人,他对自己的角色有着敏锐的洞察力,偶尔也会提出批评,通常是幽默的;他向读者讲述了一些关于美国犹太人的残酷真相,这些真相在半个多世纪后仍然存在。
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Philip Roth's View of Mid-Twentieth-Century American Jews as Seen in Three Stories from Goodbye, Columbus
Abstract:This paper examines three stories in Philp Roth's Goodbye, Columbus. The stories are united in their concern for the challenges posed to Jewish identity in mid-twentieth century America, a generation of Jews separated from their immigrant parents and grandparents. Roth, a keen observer of American Jewish life, shines a perceptive, occasionally critical, often humorous light on his characters; he teaches the reader some hard truths about American Jews, truths that remain relevant more than half a century later.
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