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Index 271
Ransom, John Crowe, 45
Raskin, Jonah, 38, 40
Rebours, A (Huysmans), 152
religious taboos
in “The Miller’s Tale,” 114–122
in The Satanic Verses, 189–197
in Ulysses, 251–253, 255–257
Return of the Native, The (Hardy)
Thomasina in, 228
Rexroth, Kenneth, 37
Richardson, Maurice
on Dracula, 24–25, 27
Rimbaud, Arthur, 40
Robinson, Lillian S., 130
Roe v. Wade decision, 127
“Rose for Emily, A” (Faulkner)
compared to “A Cask of
Amontillado,” 172
compared to “The Fall of the
House of Usher,” 165–166, 170–
171, 173, 175–176
compared to “Jean-ah Poquelin,”
166–174
concealment theme in, 173
Emily Grierson in, 165, 167–175
erotic gratification in, 165–176
father’s death in, 168–169, 172–173
Homer Barron in, 168–169, 171–
172, 175
horror and gothic in, 165–166,
170–172, 174–175
madness in, 174
necrophilia in, 165, 170–171, 173
time and place in, 166–167
Rosenfield, Claire
on Lord of the Flies, 99–112
Roth, Philip
Goodbye, Columbus, 185
Portnoy’s Complaint, 177, 184–185
Sabbath’s Theater, 177–187
Roth, Phyllis A.
on Dracula, 23–36
Roussea, Jean-Jacques, 17
Rushdie, Salman
censors, 189
East, West, 189
The Enchantress of Florence, 190
Fury, 189
The Ground Beneath Her Feet, 189
Horoun and the Sea of Stories, 189
Imaginary Homelands, 190
“In Good Faith,” 190
The Jaguar Smile, 190
Midnight’s Children, 189
The Moor’s Last Sigh, 189
Nobel prize-winner, 189
politics, 189–191
The Satanic Verses, 189–197
Shalimar the Clown, 189
Shame, 189
Step Across This Line, 190
Ryan, Dustin
on Ulysses, 251–258
S
Sabbath’s Theater (Roth)
awards for, 177
Debby Cowan in, 180, 183, 185
Drenka Balich in, 178–181,
184–186
fear of death in, 177–179, 181,
183–185
Fish in, 179, 185
Helen Trumbull in, 179–180, 186
incest in, 177
Kathy Goolsbee in, 179–180, 186
Lincoln Gelman in, 179, 182–183
madness in, 181–182
Michelle Cowan in, 179, 183
Mickey Sabbath in, 177–186
Morty Sabbath in, 177, 184–185
narrator of, 178, 185
Nikki Sabbath in, 178–179, 181–185