Woman In The Novels Of Saul Bellow

The book presents in brief a critical study of Saul Bellow's vision of woman in general. As the novelist has presented a variety of women having contradictory traits, any attempt at flat generalisation has been considered forbidding. In spite of his Jewish lineage and specific Jewish themes, Saul Bellow has established himself as a humanistic and conscientious American novelist. Hence, such conception, as popular in Jewish tradition, that his woman characters must occupy a subordinate place and their freedom of mind shall be restricted, seems to be futile.
About Author :
Ram Prakash Pradhan is a Gold Medalist in M.A. English from the University of Allahabad. He got his D. Phil. degree on Saul Bellow from the same university. At present he is Senior Lecturer in the Department of English, V.S.S.D. College, Kanpur. His first book STudies in the Romantic Poets has received overwhelming response. Several research papers on different literary subjects are his other contributions.
Contents :
Acknowledgments Preface Introduction The Question of Jewish Identity Men and Women in the Novels Vision of the Woman Technique of Protrayal Conclusion Bibliography