... Dissanayake Wimal , `` Tracking the Global/Local .'' Global/Local: Cultural Production and the Transnational Imaginary . Eds. Wilson Rob Dissanayake Wimal . Durham : Duke University Press , 1996 . VAMPIRE CAPITALISM: GLOBALIZATION, RACE, AND THE POSTNATIONAL BODY IN BLADE HAMILTON...

... INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS IN THE CONTEXT OF GLOBAL CAPITALISM CAREN IRR, BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY In 2003, yoga became intellectual property.* This was the year that Bikram Choudhury, the multi-millionaire guru to celebrities such as Madonna and Rac- quel Welch, claimed copyright to a sequence...

... an outstanding model for shedding new light on familiar texts by placing them in dialogue with commercial writing, legal documents, and manuscript sources. Drawing on a rich archive and employing generative interpretive methods, Writing at the Origins of Capitalism will prove an invaluable resource for anyone...

..., in compelling new ways, the risks and perils of satire’s unstable power in our heterogeneous societies. Copyright © 2017 University of Oklahoma 2017 satire theory Charlie Hebdo murders Salman Rushdie affair freedom of speech Capital Offenses: Public Discourse on Satire after Charlie Hebdo...

... books on globalization: Empire (2000), Multitude (2004) and Commonwealth (2009). Their description of the new world order as a post-nationalist, decentered empire of data and capital flows contested by a hydra-headed multitude made up of irre- ducibly singular...

... improved the translation significantly. WORKS CITED Marx Karl . 1973 . Grundrisse: Foundations of the Critique of Political Economy (Rough Draft) ( New York : Penguin ), trans. Nicolaus Martin . ---. 1976 . Capital Volume One ( New York : Vintage ), trans. Fowkes Ben...

...Ken C. Kawashima The Micropolitics of Capital: Marx and the Prehistory of the Present , Albany : State University of New York Press , 2003 COPYRIGHT © 2005 BY THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA 2005 The Micropolitics of Capital: Marx and the Prehistory of the Present, Albany: State...

..., beginning with the epigraph, render this problematic explicit. In a further twist, and mirroring the same kind of move he seems to admire in Bourdieu, Guillory ends Cultural Capital with a one-sentence thought experiment imagining an “aestheticism unbound” by a socialist revolution. 1...

... Stanley B. 1980 . Race and State in Capitalist Development . New Haven, CT : Yale University Press . Guillory John . 1993 . Cultural Capital: The Problem of Literary Canon Formation . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Long Wahbie . 2021 . Nation on the Couch: Inside...

...Mark McGurl Abstract The term “cultural capital” has entered the general lexicon of cultural criticism as a description of social prestige won through the acquisition of knowledge rather than monetary wealth. And, yet, for all its utility in delineating the form of value acquired by students...

... Civil War and the Franco regime. This other subfield has certainly tarried in its own ways with the lack of cultural capital of the Spanish language in the United States. Copyright © 2023 by University of Oklahoma 2023 isanchezp@gmail.com Works Cited Beecroft Alexander . 2015...

...Merve Emre; Justin A. Sider Abstract This essay considers the status of John Guillory's Cultural Capital thirty years after its publication. Responding to an ongoing crisis in the humanities (which seems never to have passed) and to the “canon wars” of literary studies in the 1980s and 1990s...

... within the institution of the school. While the influence of his argument is still perceptible in scholarly treatments of literary institutions, though, his more affirmative case for the general extension of literary appreciation and aesthetic judgment has gone unheeded. This is because Cultural Capital...

.... In The Weight of the World , for example, he says of the lower classes that “the lack of capital intensifies the experience of finitude: it chains one to a place ” (Bourdieu, Accardo, and Emanuel 2009: 127; my emphasis), or when he writes of the “traditionalism of despair” afflicting the Algerian peasantry...

...-class subject to a sense of self-worth without subordination. This article contends that in these classic pieces of British working-class literature Sillitoe sketches—in a sequential and incremental manner—a “strategy of refusal” of the conditions of incorporation defined by postwar capitalism...

... stability and imperial renewal, instead explore the evolving effects of capital's modes of organization on the material particulars, cultural position, and human value of labor. Reading poems by Walt Whitman and Robert Frost as disenchanted georgics, the essay argues that these works dramatize...

..., which have been widely accepted by critics. Rather, the author situates Mankell's Wallander series in the literary tradition named by Ernest Mandel as the “disintegrative” thriller, which Mandel sees emerging in response to late capitalism's restructuring of electoral politics and in the context...

... colonial capitalism. In exploring the degree to which the Western genre's tradition of, per Philip Deloria, “playing Indian” might oppose the brutal bureaucratic violence of the xenophobic carceral settler US state, the novel builds a critique of the frontier road novel fantasy that it cannot quite sustain...

...Richmond Barbour Focusing on the London East India Company's (EIC) first trading center abroad, the factory in Bantam on Java, this essay explores corporate traumas and divisions of interest in this protoglobal organization that illuminate ongoing volatilities in global capitalism. The factory...

..., for the analysis of and resistance to cognitive capitalism. © 2013 by University of Oklahoma 2013 Works Cited Alighieri Dante Hollander Robert Marchesi Simone . 2011 . La divina commedia di Dante Alighieri . Florence : L. S. Olschki . Hardt Michael Negri Antonio . 2000...