01338nam a22002535a 4500 2951 CRÍTICA LITERARIA ESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMÉRICA 3454 ESCRITOR ESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMÉRICA 45858 45858 005081 AR-RoIES 20241129141931.0 ta 000000s1971 us ||| r|||| 001 0 eng|d 0-525-47309-2 AR-RoIES spa AR-RoIES rcaa2 Geismar, Maxwell 3453 Writers in Crisis : The American Novel, 1925-1940 New York : E. P. Dutton, 1971. 309 p. A word from the seventies. - Preface: a retake from the sixties p.xi. Ring Lardner: Like Something Was Going to Happen. - Ernest Hemingway: You Could Always Come Back. - John Dos Passos: Conversion of a Hero. - William Faulkner: The Negro and the Female. - Thomas Wolfe: The Unfound Door. - John Steinbeck: Of Wrath or Joy. - Success Story, Finis. The author examines American society in relation to the writings of, in turn, six writers. These were the inheritors of the mantle of realism from the earlier years of the century, and their work gave form to the crises of our society. In this book the author restores the history of the novel to a life-study. udc LI 0 0 0 0 AS AS 0000-00-00 D(Bibl.Lincoln) 0 820(73)-31.09 G313 777 2017-09-14 00:00:00 2017-09-14 LI