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Saul Bellow: Master of the Comic

Elaine B. Safer

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Teaching Saul Bellow's novels is a delight because he, like Proust, always gives the reader “true impressions,” hints of deeper meaning, glimpses beyond appearances to the inner part of the persona...

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Teaching Saul Bellow's novels is a delight because he, like Proust, always gives the reader “true impressions,” hints of deeper meaning, glimpses beyond appearances to the inner part of the persona...

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Teaching Saul Bellow's novels is a delight because he, like Proust, always gives the reader “true impressions,” hints of deeper meaning, glimpses beyond appearances to the inner part of the persona...

Key concepts: Comics, Art, Literature

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