Neoliberalism and contemporary American literature:
"How has American literature responded to the dominance of neoliberalism? Does it make sense to speak of an "American" literature in neoliberal times? Can literature function as either a neutral category or a privileged narrative of national imagination in a time when paradigms of the...
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Hanover, New Hampshire
Dartmouth College Press
[2019]
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| Zusammenfassung: | "How has American literature responded to the dominance of neoliberalism? Does it make sense to speak of an "American" literature in neoliberal times? Can literature function as either a neutral category or a privileged narrative of national imagination in a time when paradigms of the nation-state and of liberal capitalism are undergoing a prolonged shift? In the United States, as elsewhere, the association between the nation-state, liberal capitalism, and literary form has a long history, reflecting determinate relations between writer and reader within imagined national community. As this community loses its symbolic efficiency in the age of neoliberal capital, the boundaries and possibilities of literary production and representation shift. This collection of essays examines how American literature both models and interrogates the neoliberal present. Has literary realism been exhausted as a narrative form? Can contemporary literature still imagine either the end of capitalism or an alternative to it?"--Back cover |
| Beschreibung: | 238 Seiten 24 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781512603613 9781512603606 |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS Acknowledgments xi 1 Introduction i LIAM KENNEDY AND STEPHEN SHAPIRO 2 Literature, Theory, and the Temporalities of Neoliberalism 22 ELI JELLY-SCHAPIRO 3 Foucault, Neoliberalism, Algorithmic Governmentality, and the Loss of Liberal Culture 43 STEPHEN SHAPIRO 4 The Flamethrowers and the Making of Modern Art 73 MYKA TUCKER-ABRAMSON 5 “On the Very Edge of Fiction”: Risk, Representation, and the Subject of Contemporary Fiction in Ben Lerner’s 10:04 92 HAMILTON CARROLL 6 Fictions of Human Capital; Or, Redemption in Neoliberal Times 114 CHRISTIAN P. HAINES 7 The Uncanny Re-Worlding of the Post-9/11 American Novel, Joseph O’Neill’s Netherland; Or, The Cultural Fantasy Work of Neoliberalism 136 DONALD E. PEASE 8 Desert Stories: Liberal Anxieties and the Neoliberal Novel 151 LIAM KENNEDY 9 Beyond Precarity: Ideologies of Labor in Anti-Trafficking Crime Fiction 168 CAREN IRR 10 “Terminal Insomnia”: Sleeplessness, Labor, and Neoliberal Ecology in Karen Russell’s Sleep Donation and Alex Rivera’s Sleep Dealer 187 SHARAE DECKARD
11 Postcapitalism in Space: Kim Stanley Robinson’s Utopian Science Fiction 207 DAN HASSLER-FOREST Contributor Biographies Index 231 229
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