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Joyce Carol Oates

              The Lady with the Pet Dog




Joyce Carol Oates (JCO) Cornelia Kock   1
“I come from people
   who did not go to
   college. They didn’t
   even finish high
   school. People who
   one might call
   ordinary Americans
   who are very
   hardworking”
                                        www.ohiou.edu/theohiore
                                        view/Oates.JPEG




Joyce Carol Oates (JCO) Cornelia Kock            2
• 33 novels, 29 short story collections, 8
  books of plays, 11 non-fiction collections,
  8 books of poetry, 4 young adult books
  and 2 children books.
• 16 June 1938, Lockport, NY.
• Started to write when she was fourteen.
• Mademoiselle Fiction Contest
• MA in English 1960 (one Year)
• 11 awards – won 8
• 1978 – Princeton, New Jersey - teach
Joyce Carol Oates (JCO) Cornelia Kock   3
• The Lady with the Pet
                                          Dog – 1972
                                        • Crossroad
                                           – Choices/decisions
                                        • John Freeman
                                          (President of the National
                                          Book Critics Circle)
                                        • Its always Halloween
                                          Night (Houston Chronicle)
                                           – Violence and loss
                                               • Adolescent
                                               • Parents
                                           – Fear of Open spaces/being
                                             alone
                                               • Bigger cities
                                           – Control/abuse female body
                                           – Ritual in the violence

Joyce Carol Oates (JCO) Cornelia Kock                    4
Open vs. closed




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Joyce Carol Oates (JCO) Cornelia Kock                       5
• Story begins 6 months after affair
    – Blind son.
• Traits are present.
    – Lost hope/future.
    – Beach vs. house and theater.
• Shame.
    – Violence against herself (ritual).
    – Violence against others.
• Epiphany.
    – marriage
• Love.
Joyce Carol Oates (JCO) Cornelia Kock      6

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Joyce Carol Oates "The Lady With The Pet Dog"

  • 1. Joyce Carol Oates The Lady with the Pet Dog Joyce Carol Oates (JCO) Cornelia Kock 1
  • 2. “I come from people who did not go to college. They didn’t even finish high school. People who one might call ordinary Americans who are very hardworking” www.ohiou.edu/theohiore view/Oates.JPEG Joyce Carol Oates (JCO) Cornelia Kock 2
  • 3. • 33 novels, 29 short story collections, 8 books of plays, 11 non-fiction collections, 8 books of poetry, 4 young adult books and 2 children books. • 16 June 1938, Lockport, NY. • Started to write when she was fourteen. • Mademoiselle Fiction Contest • MA in English 1960 (one Year) • 11 awards – won 8 • 1978 – Princeton, New Jersey - teach Joyce Carol Oates (JCO) Cornelia Kock 3
  • 4. • The Lady with the Pet Dog – 1972 • Crossroad – Choices/decisions • John Freeman (President of the National Book Critics Circle) • Its always Halloween Night (Houston Chronicle) – Violence and loss • Adolescent • Parents – Fear of Open spaces/being alone • Bigger cities – Control/abuse female body – Ritual in the violence Joyce Carol Oates (JCO) Cornelia Kock 4
  • 5. Open vs. closed www.watercolor- www.johnstoa.co.uk/web %20images%20figurative/... sawg.org/images/photos/Annual Joyce Carol Oates (JCO) Cornelia Kock 5
  • 6. • Story begins 6 months after affair – Blind son. • Traits are present. – Lost hope/future. – Beach vs. house and theater. • Shame. – Violence against herself (ritual). – Violence against others. • Epiphany. – marriage • Love. Joyce Carol Oates (JCO) Cornelia Kock 6

Editor's Notes

  1. I want to talk about Joyce Carol Oates and her The Lady with the Pet Dog. I will cal her JCO from now on.
  2. I would like to read this quote for you because I find it very inspiring and because it seems that JCO is herself not only very talented but a hardworking person as well.
  3. She wrote more or less 100 books so far Born Grandmother typewriter Drawing pictures BA 1959
  4. 1972 Story about a woman at a crossroad All have been at a crossroad – identify John Freeman Spiderboy Fish Factory Suburbs Female ritual
  5. Starts 6 months after the affair ended Concert Paralyzed – fear and selfloathing Day they met on a beach
  6. Reflects on her own inability to see clearly Lover come to save Illegal love The lovers are drwn to one another risks