Introduction: Transatlantic Perspectives on the American Philip Roth / Velichka D. Ivanova -- Part 1: American Precursors -- Roth's Economy of Living / Matthew McKenzie Davis -- Spooking America with Ellison and Hawthorne / Ann Basu -- The Frontier, the Dreamer, and the Dream / Theodora Tsimpouki -- Roth and the New York Intellectuals / Andy Connolly -- Part 2: Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-Century European Literature -- "Within a Year My Passion Will Be Dead" Gustavo Sanchez-Canales -- Between Trieste and New York / Marta Mfdrzak-Conway -- "My Whole World Shrank" / Marek Paryz -- Part 3: The Experience of Prague and Central Europe -- "Even the Faintest Imprint" / Eric Sandberg -- The Yiddish of Flaubert / Eitan Kensky -- An "Odd, Tense Kinship" / David Rampton -- Part 4: Western European and Contemporary World Literature -- Philip Roth's Summoning of Everyman / Velichka D. Ivanova -- Dialogical and Monological Madness / Till Kinzel -- Rebellion in Sabbath's Theater / Aristi Trendel -- Aging and Autobiography / Alice Hall
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