Joyce Carol Oates
Biographic Data
| ID | 255458 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joyce Carol Oates |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joyce Carol |
| FAMILY NAME | Oates |
| SIGNATURE | OATES J C |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
From The Life of the Writer and The Life of the Career
from The Life of the Writer and the Life of the Career: First Principles and “Transformations of Play” Joyce Carol Oates (bio) O Crayola! for John Updike Shall we tell them thanks but why reward us who, as children, filled in time by filling in coloring books? Or shall we lie? O Crayola!—even the taste was good. —Joyce Carol Oates All my life I’ve been fascinated with the mystery of human personality. Who are we?—so diverse, yet, perhaps, beneath…
The Madness of Art
The Madness of Art: Henry James’s “The Middle Years” Joyce Carol Oates (bio) This strange, parable-like tale of 1893, written in James’s fiftieth year, belongs to that species of fiction by James that suggests dream or myth; fiction on the brink of dissolving into abstraction. It can hardly be read in “realistic” terms except as the dreamily fractured landscapes of Cézanne can be read against the “real” landscapes of Aix-en-Provence that evoked t…
Un ligero resfriado
Un ligero resfriado
David Hanson's "Colstrip, Montana" Series
Because It Is Bitter, and Because It Is My Heart
Upstate New York, 1953. A corpse is dragged from the river. The first question asked: white or coloured? Iris Courtney, a young white from a poor family, and Jinx Fairchild, a black classmate, know more about a murder than they will ever reveal. By the author of Black Water.
Soul at the White Heat
Frankenstein's Fallen Angel
The Magnanimity of 'Wuthering Heights
The Picture of Dorian Gray
Lawrence's 'Götterdämmerung
Jocoserious Joyce
A Garden of Earthly Delights
A novel from the wild garden of America - the back country which hosts a brutal way of life for immigrants. This is the jungle where men are violent and goaded to kill, where women have to learn to look after themselves, and where love is something to be wary of
A Garden of Earthly Delights
A novel from the wild garden of America - the back country which hosts a brutal way of life for immigrants. This is the jungle where men are violent and goaded to kill, where women have to learn to look after themselves, and where love is something to be wary of
Jocoserious Joyce
Lawrence's 'Götterdämmerung
The Picture of Dorian Gray
The Magnanimity of 'Wuthering Heights
Frankenstein's Fallen Angel
Soul at the White Heat
Because It Is Bitter, and Because It Is My Heart
Upstate New York, 1953. A corpse is dragged from the river. The first question asked: white or coloured? Iris Courtney, a young white from a poor family, and Jinx Fairchild, a black classmate, know more about a murder than they will ever reveal. By the author of Black Water.
David Hanson's "Colstrip, Montana" Series
Un ligero resfriado
Un ligero resfriado
From The Life of the Writer and The Life of the Career
from The Life of the Writer and the Life of the Career: First Principles and “Transformations of Play” Joyce Carol Oates (bio) O Crayola! for John Updike Shall we tell them thanks but why reward us who, as children, filled in time by filling in coloring books? Or shall we lie? O Crayola!—even the taste was good. —Joyce Carol Oates All my life I’ve been fascinated with the mystery of human personality. Who are we?—so diverse, yet, perhaps, beneath…
The Madness of Art
The Madness of Art: Henry James’s “The Middle Years” Joyce Carol Oates (bio) This strange, parable-like tale of 1893, written in James’s fiftieth year, belongs to that species of fiction by James that suggests dream or myth; fiction on the brink of dissolving into abstraction. It can hardly be read in “realistic” terms except as the dreamily fractured landscapes of Cézanne can be read against the “real” landscapes of Aix-en-Provence that evoked t…
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