... of Marxist literary theory in the movement known as “postcritique.” While numerous schools of recent literary criticism have resigned both the aesthetic and the political purviews of Marxism, the utopian dimensions of Marx's own work and of the finest Marxist literary readers still remain promising arcs...

... to bring this about, paying special attention to works by Edward W. Said, Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, Fredric Jameson, and Aijaz Ahmad. Copyright © 2017 by Duke University Press 2017 novel studies world literature postcolonial studies Marxism Novel: A Forum on Fiction issued its first...

...- Champaign, marking the centenary of the death of Karl Marx (the proceedings were published in 1988 as Marxism and the Interpretation of Culture). Asked from the floor whether there was “any significant art being produced in modern Western capitalist societies that furthers the analysis of revolution...

... inhabit; nevertheless, possibilities for potentially revolutionary collective action still exist. sarahkimmet@gmail.com Copyright © 2022 by Novel, Inc. 2022 economic ecosystems postcapitalism analytical Marxism network theory It seems that there exists a curiously unexplained...

... of Minnesota P, 2001 . Williams , Raymond . Marxism and Literature . Oxford: Oxford UP, 1977 . History, the Twentieth Century, and a Contemporary Novel Marianne DEKoven The term history gathers to itself, and disperses, as troubled and complex a nexus...

... and Eric Hobsbawm and Christopher Hill but also devises inventive ways of cross-breeding their arguments with disability studies and so of extending the concerns of English Marxism beyond field preachers and radical mechanics and toward the ragged and the abject. Foucault closes ranks with the Communist...

... of the Present . London: Verso, 2002 . Jones , Gareth Stedman . “The Marxism of the Early Lukács.” Western Marxism: A Critical Reader . London: New Left Review, 1977 . 45 . Lukács , Georg . The Historical Novel . Trans. Hannah Mitchell and Stanley Mitchell. Boston: Beacon, 1962...

... , Fredric . “Actually Existing Marxism.” Marxism Beyond Marxism . Ed. Saree Makdisi, Cesare Casarino, and Rebecca E. Karl New York: Routledge, 1996 . 14 –54. Joyce , James . Ulysses . New York: Vintage, 1986 . Leerssen , Joep . Remembrance and Imagination: Patterns...

...' pragmatism, Freudian psychoanalysis, and Leninist Marxism-but rather than reading the fiction through the lens of these theories, Caserio posits that fiction creates its own (counter) theories: for instance, he reads John Cowper Powys' Weymouth Sands (1934) as forwarding a "doctrine of masturbation...

..., alternative, opening possibilities- itineraries rather than blueprints. In readings of William Morris's prose and the utopian novel News from Norohere (1890), Lesjak considers his debt to British radical Toryism (Rush and Carlyle), as well as mainstream Marxism (linking him to later figures like...

... juxtaposition (Morant Bay, Swinburne poem) within the New Historicism's literary reading across different discourses, Edward Said's Culture and Imperialism (1994), and Fredric Jameson's Marxism and Form (1974). In the latter work, deservedly a classic on the relation of literary forms to social formations...

... . Williams Raymond . The Long Revolution . 1961 . Harmondsworth : Penguin , 1965 . Williams Raymond . Marxism and Literature . New York : Oxford UP , 1977 . Yanacek Holly A. “ Feeling Differently at the Fin de Siècle: Representations of Emotion and Cultural Change in German...

... © 2016 by Duke University Press 2016 Giovanni Arrighi realism world literature postcolonial literature Marxism At one point, during the bygone age of postmodernism, nothing was real. Now, everything is—or at least claims to be. To make matters even more confusing, it is increasingly...

... . Marxism and Form . Princeton: Princeton UP, 1971 . Lukács , Georg . “The Ideology of Modernism.” Realism in Our Time . Trans. John Mander and Necke Mander. New York: Harper, 1964 . 17 –46. Lukács , Georg . “Narrate or Describe?” Writer and Critic and Other Essays . Trans. Arthur...

... in the name of Jameson necessitates attending to realism not as symptom but as mediation, not as determined reflection but as determinate negation, not as ideological content but as utopian form. After all, the thought of space is the great dialectical complement to Marxism's thought of history...

.... Baldwin , James . “Of the Sorrow Songs.” New Edinburgh Review Anthology . Ed. Campbell James. Edinburgh: Polygon, 1982 . 85 -92. Bernstein , J. M. The Philosophy of the Novel: Lukács, Marxism, and the Dialectics of Form . Minneapolis: U of Minnesota P, 1984 . Bhabha , Homi...

... with the project of Marxism in gen- eral because both attempt to restore the “complete human personality” (Studies 7). Reading Marxism as a form of bodily composition that reconnects the human and the social body, Lukács argues that “Marxist philosophy of history analyses man as a whole, and contemplates...

.... Oxford: Oxford UP, 1995 . Williams , Raymond . Marxism and Literature . Oxford: Oxford UP, 1977 . Novel (Sapphic) Subjects: The Sexual History of Form Susan S. Lanser In what is probably modern Europe’s first pornographic fiction, Pietro Aretino’s...

... David . “Sales Data Inquiry.” Message to the author . 3 Nov. 2009 . E-mail . Jameson Fredric . Marxism and Form: Twentieth Century Dialectical Theories of Literature . Princeton : Princeton UP , 1971 . ———. “Periodizing the '60s.” The Ideologies of Theory . Minneapolis...

... : American National Red Cross , 1928 . Rebello Joseph T. “The Economy of Joyful Passions: A Political Economic Ethics of the Virtual.” Rethinking Marxism 18 . 2 ( 2006 ): 259 – 72 . Robinson Cedric . Black Marxism: The Making of the Black Radical Tradition . Chapel Hill : U...