... options are available for artistic and cultural projects that attempt to imagine their way through, and/or intervene in, the neoliberal forces producing these attritions in, and of, labor and life. Drawing from certain developments in postwar avant-garde art and culture (e.g., Debord's notion of drift...

... and fifties. They all nonetheless engage with what Lizabeth Cohen terms the postwar “Consumers’ Republic,” in which “good consumer” became synonymous with “good citizen.” What is the cultural work of literary fiction in a milieu in which nothing, it seems, exists outside the terms of commodity exchange...

... Haley, On the Road, and Imitation of Life. One thing that is surprising about Medovoi’s analysis of identity’s origins as a form of social protest is that the teenage rebel did not symbolize a challenge to the postwar socio-economic order, but a means to reconcile its contradictions...

.../ContentDisplay.cfm&ContentFileID=1618 >. Bloom Allan . Closing of the American Mind . New York : Simon and Schuster , 1987 . Chomsky Noam . The Cold War and the University: Toward An Intellectual History of the Postwar Years . New York : New Press , 1997 . Clery Suzanne...

... Research Universities: Elite and Challengers in the Postwar Era . Baltimore : Johns Hopkins UP , 1997 . Janssen Marian . The Kenyon Review 1939-1970 . Baton Rouge : Louisiana State UP , 1990 . Ransom John Crowe . The New Criticism . Norfolk, CT : New Directions , 1941...

... . McGurl Mark . “The Program Era: Pluralisms of Postwar Fiction.” Critical Inquiry 32 . 1 ( Autumn 2005 ): 102 - 29 . Myers D. G. The Elephants Teach: Creative Writing Since 1880 . 1996 . Chicago : U of Chicago P , 2006 . Peyre Henri . “Foreword.” The Centennial...

.... As Stephen Schryer observes, belief in the growing social and moral ascendancy of the knowledge- worker class in the United States as a powerful check upon the old, moneyed and property-owning class has largely been a wishful, postwar fantasy of the liberal left...

.... Durham: Duke UP, 2009. Berube, Michael. The Left at War. New York: NYU P, 2009. Brier, Evan. A Novel Marketplace: Mass Culture, the Book Trade, and Postwar American Fiction. Philadelphia: U of Pennsylvania P, 2010. Buick, Kirsten Pai. Child of the Fire: Mary Edmonda Lewis...

... in biology, funded with a scholarship from Hewlett-Packard, one of the postwar start-ups from California that opened a large facility in the emerging tech corridor along the Route 128 beltway outside Boston, only a few miles from my home. Now it is easy for me to see why my grad school teacher...

... of the Modern Gentleman in the Eighteenth Century. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins UP, 2009. McCrossen, Alexis, ed. Land of Necessity: Consumer Culture in the United Stated-Mexico Borderlands. Durham: Duke UP, 2009. McGurl, Mark. The Program Era: Postwar Fiction and the Rise...

... (the col- lapse of the welfare state in the wake of postwar Keynesian state eco- nomic planning, capitalist risk management, and so on) through which contemporary forms of precarity are largely understood. Lastly, the etymology of precarity revolves repeatedly around forms of request, entreaty...

.... That’s a classic story, especially as higher education expanded in the postwar period. Haraway There was no way my family could pay for college for me. So I did well on tests and I applied for scholarships, and I got a full scholarship. I wanted to go to Marquette...

... . “ Everyday Life and the Challenge to History in Postwar France: Braudel, Lefebvre, Certeau .” diacritics 33 ( 1 ): 23 – 40 . Staiger Emil . 1991 . Basic Concepts of Poetics . Translated by Hudson Janette C. Frank Luanne T. . University Park : Pennsylvania State University Press...

... of the most famous paragraphs of The Origins of Totalitarian- ism ([1950] 1973), Hannah Arendt discerns new postwar conditions of statelessness, rightlessness, and homelessness that lead her to elabo- rate a notion of “finality”: “Nothing which was being done, no matter how stupid, no matter how many...

... of the postwar expansion in higher education, complaining of a crisis in the humanities. At the same time, there is no shortage of new objects of study —​texts, images (still and moving), ideologies, ideas. Globalization multiplied them, by expanding the Eurocentric humanities tradition to include...

... Martha . To Stand and Fight: The Struggle for Civil Rights in Postwar New York City . Cambridge, MA : Harvard UP , 2003 . Carby Hazel V. . Race Men . Cambridge, MA : Harvard UP , 1998 . Delany Samuel R. . About Writing: Seven Essays, Four Letters, and Five Interviews...

... and contemporary art history and is an affiliated faculty in the Department of Women’s and Gender Studies. Her research investigates postwar, postmodern, and contemporary art and feminist and critical theories, and she is currently working on a project that investigates early second wave feminism...

... . 2011 . The Temp Economy: From Kelly Girls to Permatemps in Postwar America . Philadelphia : Temple University Press . Jones Susan . 2013 . Literature, Modernism, and Dance . London : Oxford Unversity Press . Keynes John Maynard . 1936 . General Theory of Employment, Interest...

... – 17 . New Brunswick, NJ : Transaction . Hohendahl Peter Uwe . 1991 . “Autonomy of Art: Looking Back at Adorno's Aesthetische Theorie.” In Reappraisals: Shifting Alignments in Postwar Critical Theory , 75 – 98 . Ithaca, NY : Cornell University Press . ———. 1995 . Prismatic...

... argument, Bourdieu turns to the aftermath of the Second Ecumenical Council of the Vatican, or Vatican II, and its impact on liturgical culture. Alongside this situated critique of Austin, he prints a long series of excerpts on the facing pages from a work by Maurice Lelong, a Dominican friar and postwar...