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| Acknowledgments | ||
| Introduction | ||
| Cloudy yearnings: Saul Bellow | 1 | |
| A student in Plato's academy | 13 | |
| Beautiful language | 25 | |
| Disturbing the dogmas: Robert Coover | 49 | |
| The yeast of chaos | 63 | |
| Getting angry | 77 | |
| An extreme ordinariness | 85 | |
| The poetry club: Janet Lewis | 93 | |
| Independence of mind | 105 | |
| A certain zealous intensity | 113 | |
| Just a lively boy | 123 | |
| Good behavior | 131 | |
| Real America | 149 | |
| A gluttonous reader | 159 | |
| Wonkiness | 169 | |
| Intellectual passions | 181 | |
| Tenacity | 191 | |
| Poetry and anthropology | 199 | |
| Trying to break away | 217 | |
| A very fringe character | 235 | |
| A vacation from the modern world | 243 | |
| Other Chicago Writers | 251 | |
| Index | 253 |
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Rachel Painter
reviewed Unsentimental Education: Writers and Chicago on April 23, 2012
Unsentimental Education: Writers and Chicago
Makes some good points here and there - but they are well hidden, and frequently require too much patience and excavation efforts to find. This would have been better if it had been less meandering and more clear in its conclusions. Caveat: My understanding was probably hampered, I'll admit, by the fact that I read about half of this book last year, and then didn't pick it up again until several months later. But I can't dislike someone who frequently quotes science fiction authors! (And who is a strong defender of authorial intention).
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