NOVEL: A Forum on Fiction
 1975
DOI: 10.2307/1345070
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Expected Meaning in Vonnegut's Dead-End Fiction

Robert W. Uphaus1,
Kurt Vonnegut2
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“… See Lawrence Broer (99–100), Stanley Schatt (103), and Robert Uphaus (173) for readings that also trace the deficiencies of American culture to advertising in Breakfast of Champions . …”
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Kurt Vonnegut's PBS Style: Breakfast of Champions, Sesame Street, and the Politics of Public Culture

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J of American Culture
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“… See Lawrence Broer (99–100), Stanley Schatt (103), and Robert Uphaus (173) for readings that also trace the deficiencies of American culture to advertising in Breakfast of Champions . …”
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Kurt Vonnegut's PBS Style: Breakfast of Champions, Sesame Street, and the Politics of Public Culture

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“Playing God, Are We?”: The Cosmogonic Concoction in Kurt Vonnegut’s Galápagos

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Critique: Studies in Contemporary Fiction
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Taking Oneself Seriously: Autobiography, Comedy, and Occasional Writing in Kurt Vonnegut'sFates Worse than Death

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