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Russian-born author Vladimir Nabokov, who also lived in both Europe and the United States, is known for his wit and the intricate construction of his narratives. His novels are often noted for their complicated plots and the complex attitudes they express toward their subjects.
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Born in Newark, New Jersey, Phlip Roth is renowned for his frank, comic, and often satirical portraits of modern Jewish society and family life in the United States.
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Kate Chopin's work is known for its frank treatment of controversial subjects: sexual taboos, racial prejudice, and women's dissatisfaction with marriage and motherhood.
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Take the Quiz: Why was Vladimir Nabovok's LOLITA so controversial? |
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Symbols: The letter "A" is meant to symbolize shame for the protagonist in this 1850 novel. |
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To Tell the Truth: My tortured interior monologues reveal a preoccupation with my sister, Caddy, as well as honor and death. |
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Context & Hypertext: Read contemporary reviews of RUBYFRUIT JUNGLE and PORTNOY'S COMPLAINT. |
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