... freely available by the publisher. It may not be redistributed or altered. All rights reserved. Works Cited Althusser Louis . Lenin and Philosophy and Other Essays . Trans. Brewster Ben . New York : Monthly Review , 2001 . ———. “From Capital to Marx's Philosophy.” Reading...

...? Copyright © 2017 by Duke University Press 2017 global novel world-systems theory surface reading distant reading Franco Moretti Louis Althusser Of all Franco Moretti's masterworks of literary history and theory, why is it the loosely assembled collection of occasional pieces titled Distant...

... even though we know that it is imaginary—derive from the nineteenth-century thinkers Freud and Marx as interpreted by Jacques Lacan and Louis Althusser, respectively, upon whose ideas Jaffe often draws. Significantly, framing The Victorian Novel Dreams of the Real is a powerful critique of current...

... of, and against, Louis Althusser’s theoreticism. As Samuel Chambers has admirably and rigor- ously outlined the nature of Rancie`re’s critique of Althusser’s theoreticism (see esp. the chapter titled ‘‘Critique’’ 123–56), I will abstain from doing so in these pages. Rather, my ambition is to defend...

...LLOYD PRESLEY PRATT Works Cited Althusser , Louis . “The Errors of Classical Economics: Outline for a Concept of Historical Time.” Reading Capital . Louis Althusser and Étienne Balibar. 1968. Trans. Ben Brewster. 1970. London: Verso, 1990 . 91 –118. Anderson , Benedict...

..., and its reference is often obliquely enmeshed in the incidental forms of address, description, and grammar. Even in modernity’s “heightened and self-conscious awareness of time” (40), seeing temporality requires scrupulous attention to its many forms of media- tion, what Louis Althusser calls...

... a vocabulary for discussing the hate-filled ideologies articulated and reproduced among alt-right communities and incels in their online communications. In this sense, Beckman's deployment of the chronotope does some of the conceptual work performed in the Marxist tradition by Louis Althusser's theory...

... is always already part of a social world” (4). Although the phrase “always already” is indelibly associated with Louis Althusser and his theory of the interpellation of the human subject, Ablow also seeks to avoid what she defines as the overdeterminism of social constructivism. These are complex waters...

... everywhere in seminars and reading groups: Raymond Williams and Stuart Hall, but also Antonio Gramsci and Louis Althusser. (“Close thy Derrida; open thy Gramsci” might have been the Carlylean motto of this particular historical moment.) What exactly this material meant for those of us embarking on PhDs...

... by Novel, Inc. 2014 Duke University Press Works Cited Althusser Louis . Politics and History: Montesquieu, Rousseau, Hegel, and Marx . Trans. Brewster Ben . London : NLB , 1972 . Bakhtin Mikhail M. “Epic and Novel.” The Dialogic Imagination . Ed. Holquist Michael...

...,” after which no real action is possible. However, even this pretense is soon abandoned, and Holmes is corporeally brought back to life in “The Empty House,” and thereafter Holmes is more active than ever (see “The Adventure of the Solitary Cyclist,” 526). Works Cited Althusser Louis...

...Ellen Rooney Works Cited Althusser Louis Balibar Étienne . Reading Capital . Trans. Brewster Ben . London : Verso , 1979 . Johnson Barbara . “Nothing Fails Like Success.” A World of Difference . Baltimore : Johns Hopkins UP , 1987 . 11 – 16...

... of a particularly French theo- retical genealogy—Rousseau, Louis Althusser, Michel Foucault. Armstrong’s and Pateman’s versions of the contract may have emerged at the same time, but they emerged separately, as parts of very different conversations. But Armstrong shares with Pateman a concern with the very...

..., is another way of saying mutual recognition, or what might also be called, following Louis Althusser, interpellation. We as readers respond to and recognize the text that seems to recognize us because it offers familiar surroundings: surroundings on which, as Balzac puts it, our sentiments are already...

.... But at the beginning they did not get in touch with me as a theorist of images but just because I had written this book on [Louis] Althusser. So it was about politics and trying to rethink the relationship between politics and images. Or, for instance, I was invited in the ’90s to contribute an essay to a catalog...

... this platform he hints cautiously at forms beyond the novel. 1 A clear chapter on the messy history of this term can be found in Alison Scott-Baumann 59–77 . 2 Those in favor of detection and disclosure include Fredric Jameson in The Political Unconscious ( 60 ) and Louis Althusser...

..., Jameson is careful to emphasize that as a structure-concept, or “periodizing hypothesis” (qtd. in Brown, “Periods” 311), the period need not need be “true” so much as operative. He invokes Foucault’s theo- retical rival in the 1960s and 1970s, Louis Althusser, to describe the “gamble” of his own...

...ANNE FREY Copyright © Novel Corp. 2005 2005 Works Cited Althusser , Louis . “Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses.” Lenin and Philosophy and Other Essays . Trans. Ben Brewster. New York: Monthly Review P, 1971 . 127 –86. Anderson , Benedict . Imagined Communities...

...TIMOTHY CHRISTENSEN Copyright © Novel Corp. 2006 2006 Works Cited Adams , David . Colonial Odysseys: Empire and Epic in the Modernist Novel . Ithaca: Cornell UP, 2003 . Althusser , Louis . “Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses: Notes Toward an Investigation.” Lenin...

... as Williams's methodological reorientation from Louis Althusser's “ideological state apparatus” and toward Antonio Gramsci's “hegemony” would necessarily demand closer scrutiny of things like “structures of feeling,” the reorientation would also demand a shift in focus away from formal institutions and toward...