The story came as a stroke of revelation, like a fiction by Babel or Kleist encountered for the first time” (10). Howe also points out that Singer creates an atmosphere of desire, hell and heaven, which this affects the characters influences and the way they live. When talking about a work in particular, though, Howe seems to retract her own praise, to a certain extent...
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Howe states that Singer’s short story “Gimpel the Fool,” neither round out the cycle of their intentions nor posit a coherent and ordered universe, but then continues by saying they short story is a masterpiece (9). Lothar Khan, writer of the article “The Talent of I. B. Singer, 1978 Nobel Laureate for Literature,[pic] commented as Singer’s work as both skeptic and pessimist...
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