Quest for self-identity an exploration of Saul Bellow's early fiction by , INDRIANI, Ratna, , Prof. James M. Aton

Hinduism's four stages of life in Saul Bellow's Henderson the Rain King by Mani, Manimangai

“…This study aims to explore elements of Hindu philosophy in Saul Bellow’s novel, Henderson the Rain King (1976). …”
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Process of the making of individuality in communities in the US as it is reflected in Seize the day by Saul Bellow by , ISWADI, , Drs. C. Soebakdi Soemanto, SU

Four discourses and sinthomatique writing in Saul Bellow’s Herzog: a Lacanian approach by Teymouri, Tohid, Ladani, Zahra Jannessari, Abbasi, Pyeaam

“…This paper studies sinthomatique writing in Saul Bellow’s Herzog in the form of letter-writing. Referring to Lacanian theory, the Sinthome is discussed in the study as a system of signification that exploits the unconscious digging for jouissance. …”
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Major psychological and psycho-social conflicts and tasks in selected midlife Bildungsromans of Saul Bellow and Anne Tyler by Koloor, Keyhan Bahmani

“…This study will therefore explore the possibility of presenting a more complete theoretical framework to analyse the major psychological and psychosocial conflicts faced by the protagonists of four such midlife Bildungsromans, namely Saul Bellow‘s Seize the Day (1956) and Herzog (1964), as well as in Anne Tyler‘s Morgan‟s Passing (1980) and Back When We Were Grownups (2001). …”
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THE American SHORT STORY : A Treasury of the Memorable and Familiar By the Great American Writers from Washington Irving to Saul Bellow / by Parkes, Thomas K.

The Reformulation of Ethnological Sources and Orientalist Discourse in Bellow’s Henderson the Rain King by Christopher E. Koy

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<i>Looking Back in Anger</i>. Bianciardi and the Masks of Melancholia by Diego Varini

“…The conclusion pinpoints the similarities between the social and cultural representation brought about by authors such as Saul Bellow and John Barth, and the (even more complex and contradictory) reading of Italian society of the Sixties performed in Bianciardi’s works.…”
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Romantic Representation of the City in Selected Plays of Tennessee Williams by Agnieszka Woźniakowska

“…While it is a well-known fact that writers contemporary to Williams, such as Allen Ginsberg or Saul Bellow, reached back to romantic tradition for literary inspiration, not much is known about the extent to which American playwrights were influenced by American romantic men of letters. …”
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Herzog y la ambigüedad significativa by Geraldine Gerling

“…There is a strain of paradox and ambiguity in Herzog by Saul Bellow. Overcome by senselessness and the incomprehensible in the world and in his own life, Herzog, an intellectual, has an immense desire for truth and clarity. …”
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Creative writing, cosmopolitanism, and contemporary American literature by Cetkovski, J

“…Chapter 3 explores stylistic questions of creative writing program fiction with reference to the novelist Saul Bellow. Chapter 4 examines an especially representative case of poetic success in the creative writing program through a consideration of the contemporary American poet Jorie Graham. …”