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Vivian Gornick, in her essay " The End of the Novel of Love, " goes further and says that love itself has lost its metaphorical power _ that loss of love no longer signifies existential aloneness or the pitiableness of the human condition.
But the public display of one's suffering, one's wrongs, one's pitiableness, one's misfortunes, which would have seemed shameful, ignoble, even disgusting before World War II, became in the 1970s the distinctive American national style.