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1 The Art, Sociology, and Library Politics of Happiness in Early Philip Roth
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Mary Esteve
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments vii
- Introduction: The Symbolic Economy of Postwar American Happiness 1
- 1 The Art, Sociology, and Library Politics of Happiness in Early Philip Roth 30
- 2 Gwendolyn Brooks and the Welfare State 56
- 3 Queer Consumerism, Straight Happiness: Patricia Highsmith’s “Right Economy” 100
- 4 Countries of Health 123
- 5 Writing Mute Liberalism: Peter Taylor, the South, and Journeyman Happiness 179
- Coda: The Politics of Contemporary Happiness 221
- Notes 231
- Index 271
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments vii
- Introduction: The Symbolic Economy of Postwar American Happiness 1
- 1 The Art, Sociology, and Library Politics of Happiness in Early Philip Roth 30
- 2 Gwendolyn Brooks and the Welfare State 56
- 3 Queer Consumerism, Straight Happiness: Patricia Highsmith’s “Right Economy” 100
- 4 Countries of Health 123
- 5 Writing Mute Liberalism: Peter Taylor, the South, and Journeyman Happiness 179
- Coda: The Politics of Contemporary Happiness 221
- Notes 231
- Index 271
