American literature after WWI.docVIP

1 American Literature in Transition 1945-1960 2.American Literature in the 1960s 3.Contemporary American Novels 4.Contemporary American Drama 5.Contemporary American Poetry 6.Contemporary Popular Literature 7.Comtemporary American Literary Criticism 1 American Literature in Transition 1945-1960 1.1 Historical backgrounding Economy Cold War McCathy The Silent Generation 1.2 The New Generation of Writers 1.2.1 War Novel John Hersey, James Gould Cozzens, Irwin Shaw, James Jones, Herman Wouk, Norman Mailer The Naked and the Dead (1948) 1.2.2 Jewish-American Novel Saul Bellow Dangling Man, The Victim, The Aducatures of Augie March, Seize the Day, Henderson the Rain king, Herzog, Mr.Sammlers Planet Bernard Malamud The Assistant Issac Bashevis Singer The family Moskat Gimpel the Fool The Magician of Lublin 1.2.3 Southern Novel Robert Penn Warren, Truman Capote, Carson McCullers Willian Styron, Eudora Welty The Optimist’s Daughter Flanmery O’Cannor A Good Man is Hard to Find 1.2.4 Afro-American Novel Ann Petry The Street Ralph Ellison Invissible Man James Baldwin Go Fell it on the Mountain 1.2.5 流浪汉小说 Jerome David Salinger The Catcher in the Rye Jack Kerouac On the Road 1.3 The New Drama 1.3.1 O’Neil The Iceman cometh Long Day’s Journey into Night 1.3.2 Broadway and Off- Broadway 1.3.3 Musical Play 1.3.4 Tennessee Williams The Glass Menagerie A Streetcar Named Desire Cat on a Hot-Tin Roof The Night of the Inguana The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here Anywhere 1.3.5 Arthur Miller All My sons Death of a Salesman Crucible A View from the Bridge After the Fall 1.3.6 William Inge Come Back, Little Sheba Picnic Bus Stop The Dark at the Top of the Stairs 1.4 Beats, the Black Mountain Poets, and the Confessional Poets Beats Allen Ginsburg Howl Gary Snyder Kenneth Rexroth Laurence Ferlinghetti the Black Mountain Poets Charles Olson The Kingfis