Run rabbit run / by Valentine, Alan, Drama Online

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New essays on Rabbit, run /

Subjects: “…Updike, John. Rabbit, run.…”

Rabbit tales : poetry and politics in John Updike's Rabbit novels /

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Something and nothingness : the fiction of John Updike & John Fowles / by Neary, John, 1952-, PALCI EBSCO books

Table of Contents: “…Rebellion and repetition in The collector -- Rebellion and repetition in Rabbit, run -- Biographical excursion -- Self and the other in two Bildungsromane : The centaur and The magus -- Sex as a subversion of convention : Couples and The French lieutenant's woman -- Nothing/something.…”
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John Updike : a critical biography / by Batchelor, Bob

Table of Contents: “…John Updike: an American writer and his times -- Why write: Updike as craftsman, professional, and celebrity -- Pennsylvania as American ideal -- Updike's poetry -- Rabbit, run and American culture -- Chronicler of American sexuality -- Rabbit lives and dies -- Between writer and reader: Updike as critic -- Master storyteller -- Radical departures: Updike as experimental novelist -- Updike's audience -- Racing toward the apocalypse: Updike's new America -- Evolution of a literary lion.…”

Churchill's secret war : the British empire and the ravaging of India during World War II / by Mukerjee, Madhusree

Table of Contents: “…Prologue: Our title to India -- Empire at war -- Harvesting the colonies -- Scorched -- At any price -- Death of a thousand cuts -- An occupied and starving country -- In the village -- On the street -- Run rabbit run -- Life after death -- Split and quit -- The reckoning.…”

Rabbit (un)redeemed : the drama of belief in John Updike's fiction / by Bailey, Peter J., 1946-

Table of Contents: “…The truth that shall make you free -- Where only a scribble exists : the David Kern stories -- Upward space : Rabbit, run -- Desolate openness : Rabbit redux -- Domestic peace : Rabbit is rich -- Nothing is sacred : Rabbit at rest -- Room for belief : in the beauty of the lilies -- A contentious spirit : "Rabbit remembered".…”

Hip figures : a literary history of the Democratic Party / by Szalay, Michael, 1967-

Table of Contents: “…Burden in blackface -- Copycats -- Selling JFK in the Manchurian candidate and Rabbit, run -- Ralph Ellison's unfinished second skin -- White-collar liberation and The confessions of Nat Turner -- Countercultural capital, from Alaska to Disneyland -- Conclusion: Joan Didion and the death of the hip figure.…”

Hip figures : a literary history of the Democratic Party / by Szalay, Michael, 1967-, PALCI EBSCO books

Table of Contents: “…Burden in blackface -- Selling JFK in the Manchurian candidate and Rabbit, run -- Ralph Ellison's unfinished second skin -- White-collar liberation and The confessions of Nat Turner -- Countercultural capital, from Alaska to Disneyland -- Conclusion : Joan Didion and the death of the hip figure.…”
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Updike and the patriarchal dilemma : masculinity in the Rabbit novels / by O'Connell, Mary, 1944-, PALCI EBSCO books

Table of Contents: “…Abbreviations for Updike's works -- Introduction -- Rabbit, run: the mail from Tunis probably -- Gender formation: but what's wrong with that man? …”
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The moderate imagination : the political thought of John Updike and the decline of New Deal liberalism / by Fromer, Yoav, JSTOR

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- The man in the middle -- The liberal education of John Updike -- The poorhouse fair: The liberal state and Its discontents -- Family matters: Therapeutic liberalism, consumer capitalism, and the decline of the family in Rabbit, Run -- Sleeping together, bowling alone: Couples and the decline of civic engagement -- Things don't mix: Rabbit redux and the unraveling of postwar liberalism -- Conclusion: Liberalism redux.…”
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Conceptual Mathematics and Literature Toward a Deep Reading of Texts and Minds. by Neuman, Yair, ProQuest Ebook Subscriptions

Table of Contents: “…5 Rumpelstiltskin and Transformations -- 6 Here Comes the Author -- Chapter 7 Everything Must Change: From Rabbit, Run to the Kreutzer Sonata -- 1 Rabbit, Run -- 2 Transformations: the Conceptual Mathematics Perspective -- 3 On the Troubled Relations of Harry, the Rabbit -- 4 Some Lessons about Rabbit -- 4.1 The Kreutzer Sonata -- Chapter 8 On Dimensionality, Orthogonal Morphisms and the Naughty Turd -- 1 Dimensionality and the Complexity of the Novel -- 2 The Corrections of a Troubled Family -- 3 On Orthogonal Morphisms, Splitting and Complex Characters…”
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American post-modernist novels. by PALCI EBSCO books, Donohue Group

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Learning with nature : a how-to guide to inspiring children through outdoor games and activities / by Robb, Marina, Mew, Victoria, Richardson, Anna (Forest school facilitator), PALCI EBSCO books

Table of Contents: “…. ; Blindfolded recognition; Leaf puzzles; Meet a tree; Scavenger hunt; Camera kids; GAMES: Animals and birds; Sleeping fawn; Otter, salmon, mosquito; Nest robbers; Run, rabbit, run; Eagle eye; Fox and rabbit; Bat and moth; Owls and mice.…”
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Gazing at games : an introduction to eye tracking control / by Sundstedt, Veronica, ProQuest Ebook Subscriptions

Table of Contents: “…Gaze and voice controlled video games: case study I and II -- 5.1 Case study I: Revenge of the killer penguins -- 5.1.1 Game concept -- 5.1.2 Game framework -- 5.1.3 Game features -- 5.1.4 Focus group -- 5.1.5 Conclusions -- 5.2 Case study II: Rabbit run -- 5.2.1 Game concept -- 5.2.2 Game framework -- 5.2.3 User evaluation -- 5.2.4 Results -- 5.2.5 Discussion -- 5.2.6 Conclusions and future work.…”
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Swapping stories : folktales from Louisiana / by JSTOR

Table of Contents: “…The Turtle and the Rabbit Run a Race.…”
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John Updike's Pennsylvania interviews / by ProQuest Ebook Subscriptions

Table of Contents: “…Acknowledgments; Introduction; Chapter One: "Berks County Game: Find Yourself in John Updike's Books"; Chapter Two: "Updike Visits School"; Chapter Three: "John Updike Reminiscences in 'Olinger'"; Chapter Four: "Rabbit, Run Author Blending of Parents, says Eagle Writer after Meeting Updikes"; Chapter Five: "Updike, Impish Poet, Admits Playful Verse"; Chapter Six: "Updike Talks of His Work, and Film"; Chapter Seven: "Buchanan's Obscurity Inspired Updike Play"; Chapter Eight: "Updike: "Final Homage" Paid to His State"; Chapter Nine: "Updike Discusses Reading"…”
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