Those who attend the American Literature Association Symposium on American Fiction, 1890 to the Present, in Savannah, Georgia from October 8-10 will discover two sessions on Updike:<\/p>\n
John Updike: Session 1<\/strong><\/p>\n Chair, Robert M. Luscher, Univ. of Nebraska-Kearney<\/p>\n 1) “Memento Mori: Death’s Shadow in Updike’s ‘uyre,'” Sylvie Math\u00e9, University of Provence (Aix-Marseilles I) France<\/p>\n 2) “John Updike’s Critics: Terrorist<\/em> as a Test Case,” John McTavish, Trinity United Church, Ontario<\/p>\n 3) “Nelson Redux: Updike’s Comic Point of View in ‘Rabbit Remembered,” Brian Keener, New York City College of Technology<\/p>\n John Updike: Session 2<\/strong><\/p>\n Chair, Sylvie Math\u00e9, University of Provence (Aix-Marseilles I)<\/p>\n 1) “The David Kern Stories,” Peter Bailey, St. Lawrence University<\/p>\n 2) “John Updike’s Early Stories<\/em>: The Sequences\/Cycles Within,” Robert M. Luscher, University of Nebraska-Kearney<\/p>\n 3) “‘To Reveal the Shining Underbase’: John Updike’s Intimations of Eros in ‘Separating,'” Avis Hewitt, Grand Valley State University<\/p>\n Credit Rob Luscher for assembling what promise to be two fascinating panels. Those interested in attending the symposium can find information on the ALA site link on the left menu.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Those who attend the American Literature Association Symposium on American Fiction, 1890 to the Present, in Savannah, Georgia from October 8-10 will discover two sessions on Updike: John Updike: Session 1 Chair, Robert M. Luscher, Univ. of Nebraska-Kearney 1) “Memento … Continue reading