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In 1998 he received the national medal of arts at the white house and in. However, roth only touches lightly on these themes such as jews settling in the usa and finding their feet, sexual freedom and the hope to escape the shackles of conformity. Bookpage a meditation on love, death, and madness, roths new novel combines the comic absurdity of his early novel like portnoys complaint with the pathos of his later novels like everyman and exit ghost. Philip roth s short novel, indignation, returns to some of his past familiar themes.
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