SECRET AGENCY: AMERICAN INDIVIDUALISM IN OSWALD'S TALE AND LIBRA.
Norman Mailer's Oswald's Tale and Don DeLillo's Libra are expressly political works. Oswald's bid for selfhood is a nuanced critique of individualism in American life. Mailer reads Oswald's crime as an Emersonian act of self-making--both audacious and peculiarly American. Libra's critique of Oswald...
| Published in: | Mailer Review Vol. 3; no. 1; pp. 133 - 173 |
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Norman Mailer Society
Fall2009
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