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The Human Stain by Philip Roth · Booklabria

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The Human Stain

Romans, nouvellesAfrican Americans

The Human Stain

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Part ofAmerican trilogy3 books in the catalogue

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First published: 1999
Editions: 44 in 10 languages
Series: American trilogy

Synopsis

In 1990's America, the Human Stain is the story told by Nathan Zuckerman, a writer who lives a secluded life until the aging classics professor Coleman Silk becomes his new neighbor.

Subjects: Romans, nouvelles
African Americans
Psychological
Jews
Massachusetts
College teachers
Set in: Newark

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44 in 10 languages

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English19 German8 French4 Spanish3 All 10 languages

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