Bibliogr. en fin de chapitres. Index

Introduction: Dialogues and intertextuality: No country for old men as fictional and cinematic text / Rick Wallach "You are the battleground": materiality, moral responsibility, and determinism in No country for old men / Linda Woodson Yeats's "Sailing to Byzantium" and McCarthy's No country for old men: art and artifice in the novel / Steven Frye For whom Bell tolls: Cormac McCarthy's Sheriff Bell as spiritual hero / David Cremean No allegory for casual readers / John Vanderheide Oedipus rests: mimesis and allegory in No country for old men / John Cant Genre, voice, and ethos: McCarthy's perverse "thriller" / Robert Jarrett Borderline evil: the dark side of Byzantium in No country for old men, novel and film / Jim Welsh "Of what is past, or passing, or to come": characters as relics in No country for old men / Pat Tyrer and Pat Nickell Devil with a bad haircut: postmodern villainy rides the range in No country for old men / Scott Covell For every tatter in its mortal dress: costume and character in No country for old men / Sonya Topolnisky "Hold still": models of masculinity in the Coens' No country for old men / Stacey Peebles A flip of the coin: gender systems and female resistance in the Coen brothers' No country for old men / Erin K. Johns Grace and Moss's end in No country for old men / Dennis Cutchins Denial and trepidation awaiting what's coming in the Coen Brothers' first film adaptation / Dennis Rothermel Cold-blooded Coen brothers: the death drive and No country for old men / Jason Landrum "Just a cameraman": an interview with Roger Deakins / Lynnea Chapman King