Artistic Representation of Saul Bellow's Herzog
Yang Zhi-zhong
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Yang Zhi-zhong
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Saul Bellow, an American novelist, employs a distinctive technique in his novel Herzog to present the speculation of the hero about the reality brought about by the modern civilization. Herzog's worries and perplexity correspond with his behavior, the radiation of his mind corresponds with the controversial sides within his personality, which features his work among his novels.
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Saul Bellow, an American novelist, employs a distinctive technique in his novel Herzog to present the speculation of the hero about the reality brought about by the modern civilization. Herzog's worries and perplexity correspond with his behavior, the radiation of his mind corresponds with the controversial sides within his personality, which features his work among his novels.
Key concepts: Perplexity, Representation (politics), Civilization, HERO, Speculation, Art, Philosophy, Literature