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Twenty-Four Ways of Looking at Mary McCarthy: The Writer and Her Work: Contributions to the Study of World Literature

Autor Eve Stwertka, Margo Viscusi
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 13 noi 1996 – vârsta până la 17 ani
This collection of essays by a diverse group of young academics, established critics, and well-known writers strikes an intriguing balance between scholarship and reminiscence. The only full-length book on Mary McCarthy that is not a biography, this volume contains discussions of McCarthy as a member of the New York intelligentsia, her search for a just and ethical political philosophy, and the paradox of her views on feminism. The contributors include McCarthy biographers Carol Brightman, Carol Gelderman, and Fran Kiernan; novelists Thomas Flanagan, Maureen Howard, and Thomas Mallon; Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Frances Fitzgerald; and critics Morris Dickstein and Katie Roiphe. The book concludes with a moving reminiscence by Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780313297762
ISBN-10: 0313297762
Pagini: 240
Dimensiuni: 156 x 235 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.55 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Praeger
Seria Contributions to the Study of World Literature

Locul publicării:New York, United States

Notă biografică

EVE STWERTKA was a student of Mary McCarthy's at Bard College, in the late 1940s. She worked as editorial assistant on Partisan Review. Currently she is professor emerita from SUNY Farmingdale, where she taught English and held the position of Asociate Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences. Stwertka writes non-fiction books for children and young adults. She is a trustee of the Mary McCarthy Literary Trust.MARGO VISCUSI worked for eight years as secretary to Mary McCarthy in Paris and is now a trustee of the Mary McCarthy Literary Trust. She has been a writer, editor, and director of communications for three major New York foundations and at UNESCO in Paris. Viscusi has held the positions of Director of Publications at Hunter College and Executive Assistant to the President of the New York Public Library. She is a founder and current president of Poets House in New York and a director of the Corporation of Yaddo.

Cuprins

A Note to ReadersOf Intellect and CultureLiving and Reading, by Thomas FlanaganOf Academics and Intellectuals, by Terry CooneyA Glint of Malice, by Morris DicksteinOur Leading Bitch Intellectual, by Beverly GrossTerrorists, Artists, and Intellectuals, by Margaret Scanlan"Knowing Concerns Me": The Female Intellectual and the Consumer Idiom, by Jill WackerQuestions of Politics and ReligionNicola Chiaromonte, the Politics Circle, and the Search for a Postwar "Third Camp", by Gregory D. SumnerReimagining Politics, by Harvey TeresThe Left Reconsidered, by Alan WaldA Very Narrow Range of Choice: Political Dilemma in The Groves of Academe, by Timothy F. WaplesReluctant Radical: The Irish-Catholic Element, by Stacey Lee DonohueThe Uses of Ambivalence: Mary McCarthy's Jewish Politics, by Rhoda NathanMind and BodyThe Stink of Father Zossima: The Medical Fact in Mary McCarthy's Fiction, by Perri KlassFrigid Women, Frozen Dinners: The Bio-Politics of "Tyranny of the Orgasm", by Priscilla PerkinsDamn My Stream of Consciousness, by Katie RoipheFacts in FictionA Single Truth, But Tell It Sharp, by Mary Ann CawsMary McCarthy as a Fictional Character, by Thomas MallonThe Minotaur as Mentor: Edmund Wilson's Role in the Career of Mary McCarthy, by Avis HewittBiography and ReminiscenceMy Secret Sharer, by Carol BrightmanJust the Facts, Ma'am, and Nothing But the Facts: A Biographer's Reminiscence, by Carol GeldermanContracts and Nymphets, by Frances KiernanTaking Risks, by Frances FitzgeraldMemories of Another Catholic Girlhood, by Maureen HowardRemembrances of an Old Friend, by Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.BibliographyIndex