"Get Your Map of America": Tempering Dystopia and Learning Topography in The Plot Against America

Severs, Jeffrey

doi:10.1353/saf.2007.0005

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2007

DOI: 10.1353/saf.2007.0005

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"Get Your Map of America": Tempering Dystopia and Learning Topography in The Plot Against America

Jeffrey Severs¹

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“…Furthermore, Short Hills the upperclass people live is a fascinating and mesmerizing district for the people who are endeavoring to realize the American dream. Neil Klugman "drives up to the hills of the Newark suburbs might bring one 'closer to heaven [Short Hills]'" (Severs, 2007). Of course, the desire for actualization of living a prosperous life in terms of American dream will be very difficult and have the possibility in fantastic world.…”

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Philip Roth’un Goodbye, Columbus Eserinde Yahudi Siniflarina Nükteli Ve Hicivli Bir Bakiş

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İnsan Ve Toplum Bilimleri Araştırmaları Dergisi

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Philip Roth having Jewish ethnicity is a distinguished and famous writer in American literature. In his first novella Goodbye, Colombus, containing five other short stories, there are numbers of Jewish characters from all classes. This diversity enables the author make a good humor and flippancy in the lower and upper classes or between each other. Neil Klugman who is both narrator and protagonist of the novella living in working class neighborhood falls in love with Brenda Patimkin, a college student from a wealthy family. Roth from Klugman's point of view satirizes and humors Jews and their relationships between themselves and Gentiles. The author manages to lampoon his society and himself as a Jew of New Jersey. In this study, Roth's first novella written in 1959, Goodbye, Colombus will be argued in terms of satirical and humoristic characteristics.

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Philip Roth’un Goodbye, Columbus Eserinde Yahudi Siniflarina Nükteli Ve Hicivli Bir Bakiş

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"Get Your Map of America": Tempering Dystopia and Learning Topography in The Plot Against America

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Philip Roth’un Goodbye, Columbus Eserinde Yahudi Siniflarina Nükteli Ve Hicivli Bir Bakiş

Philip Roth’un Goodbye, Columbus Eserinde Yahudi Siniflarina Nükteli Ve Hicivli Bir Bakiş

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