Bellow(s)

Of all his works, Henderson the Rain King is Bellow's most significant novel in terms of interpreting life and existence.

In Bellow's fictions, the main characters always have heroic potential and are struggling with the negative forces of society.

In Saul Bellow's novels, the intellectuals usually to be the leading characters.

Bellow's 11th novel is a modern love story, with the action relayed through a mix of conversations and phone calls.

Bellow "s remarkable achievement in Herzog lies in narrative technique. "

In fact, Bellow's humane solicitude for Jewish intellectuals is the solicitude for all intellectuals, and even for whole mankind destiny.

There're full of modernity implications in Saul Bellow's novels.

This thesis attempts to explore Saul Bellow's moral values by using the method of ethical literary criticism.

Mr. Bellow's first novel, Dangling Man, was published in 1944, and his second, The Victim, in 1947.

From Ethnical to Universal--An Analysis of Bellow's Cultural Identity and the Cultural Identity of the Protagonists in his Novels

Look at Saul Bellow's Humane Solicitude for Jewish Intellectuals from His Novels

An Alternative to the Wasteland: a Study of Romantic Themes in Saul Bellow's Works

The Image of the Adapted Other--Bellow's Man Hegemonic Discourse from the Image of Madeleine

Talking about Modernity Implications in Saul Bellow's novels

The Themes of Saul Bellow's Writings and Their Cultural Implication

Analysis of The Mental Crisis of Saul Bellow's Works

Saul Bellow's Creation of Women Images During the Different Periods Examined by Penetrating the Development of Feminism