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Bernard Malamud: Critical Essay by Sharon Deykin Baris

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SOURCE: Baris, Sharon Deykin. “Intertextuality and Reader Responsibility: Living On in Malamud's ‘The Mourners.’” Studies in American Jewish Literature 11, no. 1 (spring 1992): 45-61.

In the following essay, Baris discusses the ways in which “The Mourners” highlights collective responsibility in the plight of others.

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