...Jacob Soule jacob.soule@auburn.edu Matthew Hart , Extraterritorial: A Political Geography of Contemporary Fiction ( New York : Columbia UP , 2020 ), pp. 328 , paper, $30.00 . Copyright © 2022 by Novel, Inc. 2022 Matthew Hart's Extraterritorial: A Political...

... the grain of Ballard's late novels to show how their plots, themes, and characters relate to their settings. The essay then explores Ballard's autocritical explanation of his mature fiction as a belated response to his childhood in the extraterritorial International Settlement of Shanghai, drawing on his...

... . Notre Dame: U of Notre Dame P, 1977 . Sorensen, Janet. “Internal Colonialism and the Novel.” Unpublished essay. Thompson , E.P. Customs in Common . NY: New Press, 1991 . Thomson , Janice . Mercenaries, Pirates, and Sovereigns: State-Building and Extraterritorial Violence...

... and the "phantasmago- ria of urban consumption and commodification" washes over them (Shih 232), the authors witness firsthand the ongoing "projection" of Europe onto Shanghai and China. Extraterritoriality itself, not war, produces the "single, integrated scene" they have been seehng...

... reenactor. TM: Well, Sade is really important to me, One Hundred Twenty Days of Sodom in particular. It seems so contemporary, especially after Abu Ghraib and the whole idea of the state of exception that [Giorgio] Agamben talks about. In Sade, they go extraterritorial; it's all about...

... principle holds true for the idealism of both Quixotes: thus, as Donahue points out, where Cervantes animates his Quixote with chivalric romance, Melville uses maritime histories and science writing to imagine the vast extraterritorial spaces available to economic and political conquest. More akin...

... of a colonized Ireland so much as the modern metropolis in the age of consumer capitalism, as Joyce knew it in Trieste, Zurich, and Paris. Pascale Casanova offers another interpretation of Joyce's extraterritorial position: faced with the alternative ideologies of Irish emancipation and British domination, Joyce...

... gathered outside Yokohama Gaiety Theater, waiting to hear whether they would be seated for the Salinger Opera Bouffe Company's performance of The Mikado . The chances did not look good. Two days previously, a scheduled production had been canceled by the British consul in Yokohama, whose extraterritorial...

... sphere of extraterritoriality with consular jurisdiction, as in Asian countries" (289). The "soil status" of the American periphery was, in other words, up for grabs, both legally and symbolically. A space of fluidity and the dissolution of previous abstract codes, the American "periphery...

... achievement, which is to have established, within the boundlessly oppressive imperiums of gender, conjugality, and the Person, something like extraterritoriality" (75).19 While Miller sees Austen's turn away from omniscient anonymity as a failure, I would argue that Austen abandons her impersonal...