Myth and gospel in the fiction of John Updike /
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Eugene, Oregon :
Cascade Books,
[2016]
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Table of Contents:
- Myth and gospel in John Updike's early fiction. Myth and the problem of nothingness in The Witches of Eastwick
- Myth, gospel, and The Centaur
- Barthian myths in three early novels
- The myth of Eros in Marry Me
- Interlude with the Hamiltons. Can a novel be Christian? John Updike and A Month of Sundays
- John Updike's prescription for survival
- Myth and gospel in John Updike's later fiction. Updike's Rabbit tetralogy and Ayckbourn's Norman Conquests trilogy
- A potpourri of reviews
- Myth and gospel in John's Updike's poetry and short stories. Myth and gospel in Updike's religious poetry
- Myth and gospel in Updike's short stories
- Meeting John Updike in print and in person. Readers share discoveries and recommendations
- An interview with John Updike
- John Updike, 1932-2009.