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ContentsixThe Metamorphosis (Franz Kafka) 135“Aspects of the Grotesque in Franz Kafka’sThe Metamorphosis” by Robert C. EvansMiss Lonelyhearts (Nathanael West) 145“Carnival Virtues: Sex, Sacrilege, and the Grotesquein Nathanael West’s Miss Lonelyhearts,” by Blake G.Hobby and Zachary DeBoerThe Mysterious Stranger (Mark Twain) 155“Grotesque Bodies in Twain’s The Mysterious Stranger”by Matthew J. Bolton“The Overcoat” (Nikolai Gogol) 167“Reading Gogol’s Grotesque ‘Overcoat’ ”by James N. Roney“Revelation” (Flannery O’Connor) 177“The Grotesque Protagonist” by Gilbert H. Muller,in Nightmares and Visions: Flannery O’Connor andthe Catholic Grotesque (1972)Six Characters in Search of an Author (Luigi Pirandello) 189“Luigi Pirandello’s Six Characters in Search of an Authorand the Grotesque” by J. R. HoltWinesburg, Ohio (Sherwood Anderson) 199“The Book of the Grotesque” by Irving Howe,in Sherwood Anderson (1951)Acknowledgments 209Index 211
Page 3: Bloom’s Literary ThemesThe grotes
Page 11 and 12: xiiSeries Introduction by Harold Bl
Page 14 and 15: , Volume Introduction by Harold Blo
Page 16 and 17: Volume Introduction by Harold Bloom
Page 18 and 19: The American andEuropean Grotesque,
Page 20 and 21: The American and European Grotesque
Page 22 and 23: The American and European Grotesque
Page 24: The American and European Grotesque
Page 27 and 28: 10The American and European Grotesq
Page 30 and 31: As I Lay Dying(William Faulkner),.
Page 32 and 33: As I Lay Dying15Byzantium” that h
Page 34 and 35: As I Lay Dying17series of comical,
Page 36 and 37: As I Lay Dying19incongruous intrude
Page 38 and 39: As I Lay Dying21“dead” at some
Page 40: The Bacchae(Euripides),.“The Bacc
Page 43 and 44: 26Euripidesbread. He gave us the ma
Page 45 and 46: 28Euripideswhat he is doing or even
Page 47 and 48: 30Euripidesalso the most merciful.
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Page 51 and 52: 34Aristophanesand so the gullible b
Page 53 and 54: 36Aristophaneselimination of the at
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42Voltaireand its alternatives in h
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44Voltaireonly by allowing evil—a
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46Voltaireperineum, seizes the ston
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Don Quixote(Miguel de Cervantes),.
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Don Quixote51reading Don Quixote. H
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Don Quixote53a school of poets aros
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Don Quixote55arise; and as the one
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Edgar Allan Poe’s Short Stories(E
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Edgar Allan Poe’s Short Stories59
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66Mary Shelleyare initially bored b
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68Mary Shelleyto achieve the shock,
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70Mary Shelleythe grotesque, and it
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72Mary ShelleyThe grotesquerie cont
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74Mary ShelleyFortunately, the Crea
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76Flannery O’ConnorDi Renzo) incl
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78Flannery O’Connorin this sort o
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80Flannery O’Connor“had been li
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82Flannery O’ConnorThus, when Hul
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84Flannery O’ConnorMrs. Freeman
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Gulliver’s Travels( Jonathan Swif
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Gulliver’s Travels89lost to the n
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Gulliver’s Travels91of this incid
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Gulliver’s Travels93When Swift, i
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Gulliver’s Travels95raged on pape
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Henry IV, Part 1(William Shakespear
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Henry IV, Part 199More directly cha
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Henry IV, Part 1101When, for a gag,
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Henry IV, Part 1103Is room enough:
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Henry IV, Part 1105the theft, Henry
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Henry IV, Part 1107While the tragic
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110Dante Alighierimay be related to
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112Dante Alighiericould be done fra
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King Lear(William Shakespeare),.“
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King Lear117the mind by a sight of
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King Lear119cities, mutinies; in co
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King Lear121daughters thy mother: f
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King Lear123To Lear his words are e
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King Lear125indignity and incongrui
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King Lear127. . . five fiends have
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King Lear129our imaginations are mo
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King Lear131heroic and picturesque,
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King Lear133Sorrow would be a rarit
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136Franz KafkaGrotesqueness as a ph
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138Franz Kafkaboss noisily demandin
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140Franz Kafkawhen he tries to turn
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142Franz Kafka“Implacably the fat
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Miss Lonelyhearts(Nathanael West),.
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Miss Lonelyhearts147the State (199)
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Miss Lonelyhearts149his thirteen-ye
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Miss Lonelyhearts151Delehanty’s s
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Miss Lonelyhearts153sexual encounte
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156Mark Twaininseparable from affir
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158Mark Twainestate always. We—
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160Mark Twainget direct access to t
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162Mark TwainAs in the case of the
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164Mark TwainSatan’s closing word
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“The Overcoat”(Nikolai Gogol),.
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The Overcoat169an intolerable blow
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The Overcoat171have died because he
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The Overcoat173to communicate with
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The Overcoat175into his head of the
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“Revelation”(Flannery O’Conno
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Revelation179in a story remote or i
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Revelation181firm guidelines: “.
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Revelation183identity, not only aga
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Revelation185her own blueprint, an
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Revelation187lose their exclusively
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190Luigi Pirandellomoment; and more
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192Luigi Pirandelloleave Mother whe
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194Luigi Pirandellogrotesque aesthe
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196Luigi Pirandellochairs scattered
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Winesburg, Ohio(Sherwood Anderson),
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Winesburg, Ohio201blessings of huma
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Winesburg, Ohio203Cowley, he is a r
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Winesburg, Ohio205From the story
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Winesburg, Ohio207Though Winesburg
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210 AcknowledgmentsVoltaire. “Opt
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212IndexBolingbroke, Henry, 45, 46,
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214IndexGregor Samsa (Metamorphosis
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216IndexMiss Lonelyhearts (West), 1
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218IndexThomson, Philip, 13-14Tires
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