Sontag : her life and work /
Benjamin Moser's Sontag, a biography of Susan Sontag, is a portrait of the iconoclastic and prolific essayist, novelist, and critic and her role in the history of American intellectualism.
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
Ecco, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers,
[2019]
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| Edition: | First edition. |
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Table of Contents:
- Auction of souls
- The queen of denial
- The master lie
- From another planet
- Lower slobbovia
- The color of shame
- The bi's progress
- The benevolent dictatorship
- Mr. Casaubon
- The moralist
- The Harvard gnostics
- What do you mean by mean?
- The price of salt
- The comedy of roles
- All joy or rage
- Funsville
- Where you leave off and the camera begins
- God bless America
- Continent of neurosis
- Xu-Dan Xôn-Tăc
- Four hundred lesbians
- China, women, freaks
- The very nature of thinking
- Quite unseduced
- Toujours fidèle
- Who does she think she is?
- The slave of seriousness
- Things that go right
- The word won't go away
- Why don't you go back to the hotel?
- Casual intimacy
- This "Susan Sontag" thing
- Taking hostages
- The collectible woman
- A serious person
- A cultural event
- The Susan story
- The callas way
- The sea creature
- The most natural thing in the world
- It's what a writer is
- A spectator of calamities
- Can't understand, can't imagine
- The only thing that's real
- The body and its metaphors.