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John Steinbeck

Name: John Steinbeck
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 02029939
Price: 59922 HUF
Availability: PreOrder
Author: Joseph R. McElrath
ISBN: 9780521410380

The Contemporary Reviews

Joseph R. McElrath

JrJesse S. CrislerSusan Shillinglaw

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 02029939

Publishers Cambridge University Press, June 1996

This volume is the first to collect the critical responses of Steinbeck's generation to his many fic... Full description

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This volume is the first to collect the critical responses of Steinbeck's generation to his many fiction and non-fiction works, as they appeared from the late 1920s onwards. The articles trace the record of Steinbeck's progress through the 1930s and go on to reflect Steinbeck's steady series of achievements through the 1960s, including his attainment of the Nobel Prize in 1967. These articles offer a means of seeing Steinbeck's writings as they were perceived by his contemporaries, whose task it was first to evaluate and interpret them for an ever-growing readership.