Philip Levin in The Plot Against America

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Philip Levin in *The Plot Against America* is a young Jewish boy growing up in an alternate-history 1940s America, whose experiences reflect the rising antisemitism and political turmoil engulfing his family and community.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
ageGroup child
appearsIn The Plot Against America NERFINISHED
associatedWith Lindbergh administration policies
antisemitic violence and discrimination
basedOn Philip Roth NERFINISHED
characterType semi-autobiographical persona
creator Philip Roth NERFINISHED
depictsPerspective Jewish child’s view of fascism in America
emotionalArc from innocence to fear and political awareness
ethnicity Jewish
experiences political turmoil under the Lindbergh presidency
rising antisemitism in the United States
familyName Levin NERFINISHED
fears deportation and relocation programs targeting Jews
fictionalUniverse alternate-history United States
gender male
givenName Philip NERFINISHED
hasFamilyMember Bess Levin NERFINISHED
Herman Levin NERFINISHED
Sandy Levin NERFINISHED
languageOfWork English
medium novel
narrativeRole first-person narrator
protagonist
nationality American
publisherWork Houghton Mifflin (for The Plot Against America) NERFINISHED
religion Judaism
residence Newark, New Jersey NERFINISHED
setting Jewish neighborhood in Newark
symbolizes loss of childhood security in times of political crisis
vulnerability of minorities under authoritarianism
themeConnection Jewish identity in America
childhood under political extremism
family under authoritarian pressure
timePeriod 1940s
witnesses political radicalization of American society
threats to his family’s safety

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Azhy Robertson playedRole Philip Levin in The Plot Against America