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...-with-colson-whitehead/ . “The Only Metaphor Left”: Colson Whitehead’s Zone One and Zombie Narrative Form carl joseph swanson, university of kansas Zone One is doubtless a zombie novel. That is not to say that the novel is about zombies; zombie narratives rarely are.1 However...

...Joanna Mansbridge Among the recent spate of independent vampire films, Jim Jarmusch’s Only Lovers Left Alive uniquely depicts vampires whose immortality is under threat in a world tainted by environmental toxins. Facing their mortality as we humans face our own extinction, Adam and Eve are vampires...

...Bimbisar Irom The article explores the novel form's engagement in narrating the crucial shift from the Old Left to the New Left in the United States by analyzing Norman Mailer's claims to have written a collective novel, The Armies of the Night: History as a Novel, the Novel as History...

... and pressingly political: first, the often hostile criticism he endured from the ideological left during the 1960s, and second, his deep‐seated antipathy to the sociology of race. Both of these contexts carried psychological implications concerning Black masculinity and the fates of fatherless Black families...

... of Autonomia, its suppression by the Italian state, and the flight of its members into exile abroad. He credits Negri with the important recognition that the European Left has been and continues to be too focused on the level of national politics when it should instead focus its militant energy...

... are at the core of the three essays Moretti published in the New Left Review in 2003 and 2004 under the common heading “Graphs, Maps, Trees: Abstract Models for Literary History.” I argue that although Moretti draws his models from scientific disciplines (graphs from quantitative history, maps from geography...

... considerably beleaguered persistence as a poet of radical left-wing politics. Thus the idea of a “career trajectory” in effect too rigidly tries to organize what for Rich has become a melancholic commitment to a conception of poetic practice that has endured temporal dislocations while sustaining an engagement...

...Lukas Moe Genre, Vol. 53, No. 3 December 2020 DOI 10.1215/00166928-8847175 © 2020 by University of Oklahoma Review Essay What Was American Verse Culture? lukas moe Evan Kindley, Poet- Critics and the Administration of Culture, Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2017. Sarah Ehlers, Left...

... .'' New Left Review , 214 ( Nov/Dec 1995 ): 146 - 150 . Appadurai Arjun . `` Grassroots Globalization and the Research Imagination .'' Public Culture 12 : 1 ( 2000 ) 1 - 19 . —. `` Patriotism and Its Futures .'' Public Culture , 5 : 3 ( Spring 1993 ). Archibugi Daniele...

... by Brewster Ben . ---. 1976 . “Remark on the Category: ‘Process without a Subject or Goal(s)’” in Essays in Self-Criticism ( London : New Left Books ), translated by Lock Grahame . Cacciari Massimo . 1976 . Krisis: Saggio sulla crisi del pensiero negativo da Nietzsche...

... in the academic humanities as Theory, Anker realized some years ago that those procedures, or at least some recursions of them, far from leading to the sunny uplands of social justice, were actually obstructing concrete progress. Most of her book is a diagnosis of how Theory betrayed the Left: its chapters cover...

...” but whose hold is nonetheless tenuous or fleeting. As I understand it, the form of Artless is bereavement's excessive remaindering—the impressions left in the absence of another, a world that persists in emptiness. The formal gravity (or groundedness) of the still life carries over into the next...

... . Translated by Kirk G. S. . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Hardt Michael Negri Antonio . 2000 . Empire . Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press . Mayakovsky Vladimir . 1940 . “Left March.” Translated by Marshall Bert . American Quarterly of the Soviet...

... Movement and the New Left . New York : Knopf , 1979 . Gordon Linda . Heroes of Their Own Lives: The Politics and History of Family Violence . New York : Viking , 1988 . Gordon Linda . Pitied But Not Entitled: Single Mothers and the History of Welfare . New York : Free Press...

... of the war in Iraq by dramatizing the ways archaeology has been conscripted into justificatory narratives for the invasion and occupation of ancient and contemporary Mesopotamia. © 2013 by University of Oklahoma 2013 Works Cited Arrighi Giovanni . 2005 . “Hegemony Unravelling I.” New Left...

... is still with us in contemporary forms of historical criticism, all of which he characterizes as "neo-Marxist." For Surette, modernists of both the left and the right were prone to commit- ting themselves to a set of beliefs—that is to say, an ideology in the older sense— because...

... is still with us in contemporary forms of historical criticism, all of which he characterizes as "neo-Marxist." For Surette, modernists of both the left and the right were prone to commit- ting themselves to a set of beliefs—that is to say, an ideology in the older sense— because...

...— arose as a challenge to liberalism in politics. According to Surette, this histori- cism is still with us in contemporary forms of historical criticism, all of which he characterizes as "neo-Marxist." For Surette, modernists of both the left and the right were prone to commit- ting...

...Susan Hegeman COPYRIGHT © 2006 BY THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA 2006 WORKS CITED Anderson Benedict . `` Asian Nationalism? ,'' New Left Review 9 ( May/June 2001 ): 31 - 42 . Bérubé Michael . `` The Loyalties of American Studies .'' American Quarterly 56.2 ( June...

... The most influential figures in Swedish detective fiction have been associated with Marxist or socialist segments of the European left; in Swedish hands, this generally conservative genre has been noted for its progressive impulses and deliberate encompassing of left critique, Stieg...