...Poems After the Style of Ancient Poems (Ku-Shih), Including the Literary Yüeh-Fu ...

... Bathroom inequality literary style Alokdhanwa John Cheever Nabokov ...

..., in squalid places. Bathroom inequality literary style Alokdhanwa John Cheever Nabokov ...

... her poem “To Be Born a Man,” with its hard-hitting, mocking lines about gender discrimination, early in her writing career. Her epistolary novel Íntimas (Close Friends , 1913), written in a Romantic literary style that diverged from both the realist and modernist genres of the day, was a “novel about...

... is the nonfictive literary form that best embodies the ethos and style of Hall’s voice. Against the background of this discussion the letter then engages one of Hall’s best-known essay interventions, “The Great Moving Right Show,” his influential analysis of the rise of Margaret Thatcher, and his critique...

... of a bathroom the reality of the inequality of nations. Alokdhanwa’s line is juxtaposed here with a line by John Cheever about bathrooms—the essay finding meaning, literary and otherwise, in squalid places. Bathroom inequality literary style Alokdhanwa John Cheever Nabokov A report...

... on a Black-owned record label whose boss took the profits. This chapter considers the idea that Thornton nonetheless authored “Hound Dog”; her performance style inflected it, not through raw power but as literary, auteurist musicking. The challenge is to see in Thornton's rocking a model for Bob Dylan...

.... Zavaleta cultivated an essayistic literary style that was highly distinctive, dense and abstract, suggestive and elusive. Zavaleta wrote his essay “The Masses in November” (1983) in the wake of the powerful general strike called by the Bolivian Workers Central ( cob ) in November 1979. The mobilization...

... This introduction contextualizes recent debates over the merits of critique and postcritique within literary and cultural studies. It develops various frameworks for evaluating those debates. In particular, it understands critique as a genre that can be characterized by a distinct style, tone...

... in a Romantic literary style that diverged from both the realist and modernist genres of the day, was a “novel about women for women,” she said. She protested the limits placed on young women’s educational possibilities and advocated for civil marriage and divorce. Against what she called “patriarchal...

... the coup of General Hugo Banzer Suárez, in 1971, he left the country, and in Mexico he entered his final phase, which was characterized by a more creative and heterodox Marxist approach, influenced by the Italian thinker Antonio Gramsci. Zavaleta cultivated an essayistic literary style that was highly...

... opportunities and progress for black selves, these authors underscore how spatial and temporal movements are broken, fissured, and constantly being interrupted. Jazz, for Morrison and Ellison, becomes a literary trope that registers the breaks and cuts of history—the wounds and openings—as well...

... America versus England French versus English socialism Christina Stead Angela Carter Feminist style In the 1920s, the novelist, critic, and scion of the Bloomsbury school, David Garnett, produced two extraordinary novellas. Here his self-conscious, literary inheritance achieved a perfect balance...

... of black gay writer and AIDS activist Essex Hemphill. In so doing, it shows how, across literary genres and media platforms, the Black ecstatic instantiates formal innovations to black queer expressive forms and encourages willful exuberance as an affective disposition and relational ethic that enables...

... This chapter develops a theory of Black cacophony as an aesthetic of noise within language, at its limits. Black cacophony is black sonic radicality and resistance expressed via textual enactments of screaming, wailing, blabbering, moaning, howling. Reading cacophonous moments in literary...

...Family Catachrony Chapter 1 examines how Korean War–era photographs of war orphans come to frame contemporary memory making of the war as the photographs are remediated in contemporary Korean War commemorative events. The narrative of victimhood became a common literary and visual rhetorical...

..., ethnolinguistic identity. It also offers insight into how gendered and gender transgressive performance styles, as indices of such identity formations, develop and are enregistered over time. space desire gender-crossing Pakistani cinema This chapter explores the 1947 Partition of British India...

...The Rich Mountain The annals of Potosí composed by Bartolomé Arzáns de Orsúa y Vela (1674–1736) occupy a blurry literary domain between history and fiction, edifying morality tale and titillating scandal sheet. Like an Andean Cervantes, Arzáns’s narrator claimed to write from first-person...

... for many years in the city and worked as a clerk in the ecclesiastical court. The letters were written in a rough, uneven style. They were dismissed by Segurola as “confused expressions,” and historians have struggled with their meanings. Here they have been partially smoothed out for legibility, based...