Lolita
Introduction + Context
Plot Summary
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Foreword
Part 1, Chapter 1
Part 1, Chapter 2
Part 1, Chapter 3
Part 1, Chapter 4
Part 1, Chapter 5
Part 1, Chapter 6
Part 1, Chapter 7
Part 1, Chapter 8
Part 1, Chapter 9
Part 1, Chapter 10
Part 1, Chapter 11
Part 1, Chapter 12
Part 1, Chapter 13
Part 1, Chapter 14
Part 1, Chapter 15
Part 1, Chapter 16
Part 1, Chapter 17
Part 1, Chapter 18
Part 1, Chapter 19
Part 1, Chapter 20
Part 1, Chapter 21
Part 1, Chapter 22
Part 1, Chapter 23
Part 1, Chapter 24
Part 1, Chapter 25
Part 1, Chapter 26
Part 1, Chapter 27
Part 1, Chapter 28
Part 1, Chapter 29
Part 1, Chapter 30
Part 1, Chapter 31
Part 1, Chapter 32
Part 1, Chapter 33
Part 2, Chapter 1
Part 2, Chapter 2
Part 2, Chapter 3
Part 2, Chapter 4
Part 2, Chapter 5
Part 2, Chapter 6
Part 2, Chapter 7
Part 2, Chapter 8
Part 2, Chapter 9
Part 2, Chapter 10
Part 2, Chapter 11
Part 2, Chapter 12
Part 2, Chapter 13
Part 2, Chapter 14
Part 2, Chapter 15
Part 2, Chapter 16
Part 2, Chapter 17
Part 2, Chapter 18
Part 2, Chapter 19
Part 2, Chapter 20
Part 2, Chapter 21
Part 2, Chapter 22
Part 2, Chapter 23
Part 2, Chapter 24
Part 2, Chapter 25
Part 2, Chapter 26
Part 2, Chapter 27
Part 2, Chapter 28
Part 2, Chapter 29
Part 2, Chapter 30
Part 2, Chapter 31
Part 2, Chapter 32
Part 2, Chapter 33
Part 2, Chapter 34
Part 2, Chapter 35
Part 2, Chapter 36
Themes
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Perversity, Obsession, and Art
Suburbia and American Consumer Culture
Exile, Homelessness and Road Narratives
Life and Literary Representation
Women, Innocence, and Male Fantasy
Patterns, Memory and Fate
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Characters
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Humbert Humbert
Annabel Leigh
Valeria
Charlotte Haze
Lolita (Dolores Haze)
Jean Farlow
Clare Quilty
Symbols
All Symbols
The Enchanted Hunters
Nymphets
Motels and Rented Houses
Sunglasses
Freudian Symbols
342, 42 and 52
Literary Devices
All Literary Devices
Alliteration
Allusions
Dramatic Irony
Ethos
Foreshadowing
Frame Story
Genre
Hyperbole
Imagery
Irony
Metaphors
Mood
Pathos
Satire
Setting
Similes
Stream of Consciousness
Style
Tone
Unreliable Narrator
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Introduction
Intro
Plot Summary
Plot
Summary & Analysis
Foreword
Part 1, Chapter 1
Part 1, Chapter 2
Part 1, Chapter 3
Part 1, Chapter 4
Part 1, Chapter 5
Part 1, Chapter 6
Part 1, Chapter 7
Part 1, Chapter 8
Part 1, Chapter 9
Part 1, Chapter 10
Part 1, Chapter 11
Part 1, Chapter 12
Part 1, Chapter 13
Part 1, Chapter 14
Part 1, Chapter 15
Part 1, Chapter 16
Part 1, Chapter 17
Part 1, Chapter 18
Part 1, Chapter 19
Part 1, Chapter 20
Part 1, Chapter 21
Part 1, Chapter 22
Part 1, Chapter 23
Part 1, Chapter 24
Part 1, Chapter 25
Part 1, Chapter 26
Part 1, Chapter 27
Part 1, Chapter 28
Part 1, Chapter 29
Part 1, Chapter 30
Part 1, Chapter 31
Part 1, Chapter 32
Part 1, Chapter 33
Part 2, Chapter 1
Part 2, Chapter 2
Part 2, Chapter 3
Part 2, Chapter 4
Part 2, Chapter 5
Part 2, Chapter 6
Part 2, Chapter 7
Part 2, Chapter 8
Part 2, Chapter 9
Part 2, Chapter 10
Part 2, Chapter 11
Part 2, Chapter 12
Part 2, Chapter 13
Part 2, Chapter 14
Part 2, Chapter 15
Part 2, Chapter 16
Part 2, Chapter 17
Part 2, Chapter 18
Part 2, Chapter 19
Part 2, Chapter 20
Part 2, Chapter 21
Part 2, Chapter 22
Part 2, Chapter 23
Part 2, Chapter 24
Part 2, Chapter 25
Part 2, Chapter 26
Part 2, Chapter 27
Part 2, Chapter 28
Part 2, Chapter 29
Part 2, Chapter 30
Part 2, Chapter 31
Part 2, Chapter 32
Part 2, Chapter 33
Part 2, Chapter 34
Part 2, Chapter 35
Part 2, Chapter 36
Themes
All Themes
Perversity, Obsession, and Art
Suburbia and American Consumer Culture
Exile, Homelessness and Road Narratives
Life and Literary Representation
Women, Innocence, and Male Fantasy
Patterns, Memory and Fate
Quotes
Characters
All Characters
Humbert Humbert
Annabel Leigh
Valeria
Charlotte Haze
Lolita (Dolores Haze)
Jean Farlow
Clare Quilty
Symbols
All Symbols
The Enchanted Hunters
Nymphets
Motels and Rented Houses
Sunglasses
Freudian Symbols
342, 42 and 52
Lit Devices
All Literary Devices
Alliteration
Allusions
Dramatic Irony
Ethos
Foreshadowing
Frame Story
Genre
Hyperbole
Imagery
Irony
Metaphors
Mood
Pathos
Satire
Setting
Similes
Stream of Consciousness
Style
Tone
Unreliable Narrator
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Theme Viz
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