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A Genealogy Of Literary Multiculturalism

The Scary Mason-Dixon Line : African American Writers And The South

Reconstructing The World : Southern Fictions And U.S. Imperialisms, 1898-1976

Thriving On A Riff : Jazz & Blues Influences In African American Literature And Film

The Assault On Progress : Technology And Time In American Literature

  • The Assault On Progress : Technology And Time In American Literature
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    J. Adam Johns
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    Book, University of Alabama Press, 2008
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    He explores several works by historians of technology, focusing in detail on the works of literary critic Lewis Mumford, whose examinations of Herman Melville’s novels provide an early example of critical interest in the abandonment of progress as a value.He goes on to study the works of William Faulkner and Ralph Ellison, focusing on the convergence of technology and race - machines and slavery - and highlights the ways that these writers have portrayed humans as reduced to machines, evidence that technological “progress’ is not always progressive, or liberating to humanity.The conclusion argues for a shift in our understanding of the relationship between technology and time. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)
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     (UPPER LEVEL)  PS217.T43 J64 2008  AVAILABLE

Postmodern American Literature And Its Other

  • Postmodern American Literature And Its Other
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    W. Lawrence Hogue
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    Book, University of Illinois Press, 2009
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    Although literary postmodernism has been defined in terms of difference, multiplicity, heterogeneity, and plurality, some of the most vaunted authors of postmodern American fiction–such as Thomas Pynchon, Paul Auster, and other white male authors–often fail to adequately represent the distinct subjectivities of African Americans, American Indians, Latinos and Latinas, women, the poor, and the global periphery. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)
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     (UPPER LEVEL)  PS228.P68 H64 2009  AVAILABLE

American Naturalism And The Jews : Garland, Norris, Dreiser, Wharton, And Cather

Mammy : A Century Of Race, Gender, And Southern Memory

Apostles Of Modernity : American Writers In The Age Of Development

From The Civil War To The Apocalypse : Postmodern History And American Fiction

Prisons, Race, And Masculinity In Twentieth-century U.S. Literature And Film

The Real South : Southern Narrative In The Age Of Cultural Reproduction

The New Negro : Readings On Race, Representation, And African American Culture, 1892-1938

Experiencing Fiction : Judgments, Progressions, And The Rhetorical Theory Of Narrative

A Vocabulary Of Thinking : Gertrude Stein And Contemporary North American Women’s Innovative Writing