声明
Abstract
摘要
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter One New Historicism and Joseph Heller’s Writing
1.1 On New Historicism
1.2 New Historicist Consciousness in Heller’s Writing
Chapter Two The Historicity of Good As Gold
2.1 The Historical Context as Background and Foreground
2.1.1 The American Social and Political Reality in the 1970s
2.1.2 The American Jewish Experience in the 1970s
2.2 Good As Gold:an Agent in Constructing American Jewish Experience
2.2.1 Identity Alienation and Assimilation
2.2.2 Jewish Epiphany
Chapter Three The Textuality of History
3.1 Fiction and Historical Reality
3.1.1 Bruce Gold:a Fictional Representation of Joseph Heller
3.1.2 Henry Kissinger:Heller’s Self-fashioning of the Jewish Historical Figure
3.2 Fictive Techniques to Enhance the Textuality of History
3.2.1 Black Humor
3.2.2 Parody
Conclusion
Works Cited
Acknowledgements
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