From Sinclair Lewis to Ann Beattie, from John Cheever to Jonathan Franzen, the middle class has provided novelists with subject matter-- and also with readers-- and the result is that writers must court the favor of the people whose way of life they anatomize.
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Born in 1939 in Memphis and a graduate of Memphis State University, Jackson in his first book, " The Ku Klux Klan in the City " ( 1967 ), devastatingly anatomized how American fascism was organized in cities like Memphis by people who hated city values.
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He reminded the prisoner of the short time, " a very short time ", that remained for him to seek for mercy in another world, and then pronounced the sentence of death itself : " You shall be hanged by the neck until you be dead, your body to be dissected and anatomized ".
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Wilco now hints at the Rolling Stones, specifically the late-1960s Stones that recorded " Country Honk " and " No Expectations "; although the band has a few jovial songs, like the raucous " Casino Queen, " it keeps coming back to romances, anatomized with observant despair by Tweedy.
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Because Kanfer spends so much time anatomizing the decline of the Marx Brothers'films and even more time recounting Groucho's marital woes, the second half of this book _ with a brief timeout to chronicle the comic's second career as the cult quiz master of " You Bet Your Life " _ often devolves into a sad litany of disappointments and frustrations.
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Anatomizing the creation of pop culture isn't a particularly novel idea these days . Documentary films ( remember " Truth or Dare " ? ) frequently go behind the scenes, and TV has mined our interest in " process " with reality series such as " Making the Band " and retrospectives such as " Behind the Music ."
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Reviewing the performance in The New York Times, Ben Brantley wrote, " At a moment when models in fashion magazines are looking more and more like Stepford wives, cosmetically and surgically perfect and lobotomized, and starlet-style glamour is again being presented as something next to godliness, here is Lypsinka anatomizing feminine artifice _ and its dangers _ like no one else ."
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But put the MTV-paced collage of TV profundity on pause for a minute, if you will, to take stock of The Rest of TV, the non-sponge-worthy stuff of the small screen that has not and never will become legendary, the everyday programming that isn't about to be dubbed classic by Nick at Nite or anatomized on " The E!
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Mario Vargas Llosa has written a fierce, edgy and enthralling book that joins Gabriel Garcia Marquez's " Autumn of the Patriarch " and Augusto Roa Bastos'" I the Supreme " in that small pantheon of classic Latin American novels anatomizing the perils and perquisites of absolute power, and the deadly fallout that such dictatorships can have on ordinary people's lives.
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It also lets one see the contrast between the latest stories and the earliest, an experience of sufficient subtlety and complexity to reduce one in this limited space to the following gross generalizations : Gone is the deadpan style of the early and middle stories, in which Ms . Beattie lays out on a dissecting table the behavior of her disaffected postcounterculture yuppies and then leaves it up to the reader to do the anatomizing.
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