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Philip Roth

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""I think of my life as one long speech that I've been listening to... how to think, how not to think; how to behave, how not to behave;...the book of my life is a book of voices," reflects Nathan...

Philip Roth Continuum Studies in Contemporary North American Fiction

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Philip Roth

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Fictive Fathers in the Contemporary American Novel

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Philip Roth Studies

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