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Lolita | Essays and Criticism
- Examination of the Narrative Form
In the following essay, Wendy Perkins examines how the narrative form of Lolita reveals the main character's attempt to artistically recreate his relationship with a young girl.
- Lolita: A Modern Classic in Spite of Its Readers
In the following essay, Phillip F. O'Connor discusses Lolita as a parody of several popular genres, as a work rich in characterization, and as the catalyst for Nabokov's success as a writer.
- Lolita. Overview
In this overview, Chester E. Eisinger argues that Lolita is not so much about its plot as it is about art; he asserts that the novel's "primary if not its sole reality is language."
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