Contributor
Karson, Jill.
Imprint:San Diego, CA : Greenhaven Press, c1998.
Description173 p. ; 23 cm.
Note:John Steinbeck: A biography. - The need for commitment / Louis Owens. - The dream of independence / Joseph Fontenrose. - Control and freedom / Samuel I. Bellman. - A study of social conflict / B. Ramachandra Rao. - A parable of the curse of Cain / William Goldhurst. - The war between good and evil / Leo Gurko. - Misogyny in Of Mice and Men / Jean Emery. - Christian symbolism in Of Mice and Men / Lee Dacus. - Patterns that make meaning / Peter Lisca. - A game of cards as central symbol / Michael W. Shurgot. - Ed Rickett's influence on Steinbeck's fiction / Richard Astro. - Lyricism in Of Mice and Men / R. Ganapathy. - A mecganical story with subhuman characters / Mark Van Doren. - Gender in Of Mice and Men / Mark Spilka. - The dream of a male utopia / Lelnad S. Person Jr. - Of Mice and Men lacks genuine tragedy / Harry Thornton Moore. - The play accentuates the consummate art of Steinbeck / Burton Rascoe. - The use of candy on the stage / Robert Cardullo. - Steinbeck's use of a play format restricts the development of the story / Howard Levant.
Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references (p. 164-166) and index.
Bibliography Note:"Works by John Steinbeck": p. 167.
