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Understanding Bernard Malamud »
Authors: Jeffrey Helterman
ISBN-13: 9780872494701, ISBN-10: 0872494705
Format: Paperback
Publisher: University of South Carolina Press
Date Published: October 1985
Edition: (Non-applicable)
Author Biography: Jeffrey Helterman
Book Synopsis
Table of Contents
Subjects
Fiction Books & Literature
Literary Criticism American & Canadian Literature
Fiction Books & Literature Literary Criticism Jewish Literature
Nonfiction Social Sciences Jewish Studies
Science & Nature Social Sciences Jewish Studies
Social Sciences Jewish Studies Jewish American Literature - Literary Criticism
Social Sciences Jewish Studies Jewish Literature
Literary Criticism American & Canadian LiteratureFiction Books & Literature
Literary Criticism Jewish LiteratureNonfiction
Social Sciences Jewish StudiesScience & Nature
Social Sciences Jewish StudiesSocial Sciences
Jewish Studies Jewish American Literature - Literary CriticismSocial Sciences
Jewish Studies Jewish Literature