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Introduction
1. Subverting Racist Caricature: Ralph Ellison and Toni Morrison
2. Joseph Heller's Allegories of Money
3. Philip Roth's Vulgar Aggressive Clowning
4. Joyce Carol Oates' Political Anger
5. Muriel Spark's Puppets of Thwarted Authority
6. Magic Realism As Caricature: Angela Carter and Salman Rushdie
7. The Caricaturist as Celebrity: Martin Amis and Will Self
8. Caricature Verus Character: The Self as Cartoon Bibliography Index
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reviewed Character and satire in post-war fiction on May 26, 2016
Character and satire in post-war fiction
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