Rabbit Redux

Historical Context and Significance

«Rabbit Redux» by John Updike is an important work of American literature that reflects the social and political changes in the United States at the end of the 1960s. The book continues the story of Harry «Rabbit» Angstrom, the main character of the novel «Rabbit, Run», and explores his life against the backdrop of events such as the Vietnam War, the civil rights movement, and the cultural revolution. Updike masterfully conveys the atmosphere of the time, showing how these global changes affect the personal life and inner world of an ordinary American. «Rabbit Redux» is considered a significant contribution to the understanding of American culture and history, as well as demonstrating Updike's skill in creating deep and multi-layered characters.